The author of the passage alludes to the well-established nature of the concept of individual rights inthe Anglo-Saxon legal and

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问题 The author of the passage alludes to the well-established nature of the concept of individual rights inthe Anglo-Saxon legal and political tradition in order to______
According to the author, which of the following was true of feminist thought in Western societies before 1890?

选项 A、Individualist feminist arguments were not found in the thought or writing of non-English-speaking feminists.
B、Individualist feminism was a strain in feminist thought, but another strain, relational feminism, predominated.
C、Relational and individualist approaches were equally prevalent in feminist thought and writing.
D、The predominant view among feminists held that the welfare of women was ultimately less important than he welfare of children.
E、The predominant view among feminists held that the exes should receive equal treatment under the law.

答案B

解析 The best answer is B. In lines 16-20, the passage states that prior to the late nineteenth century, relational feminism and individualist feminism “coexisted within the feminist movement” but that relational feminism was the “dominant strain.” Choices A and C are contradicted by lines 16-20. There is no information in passage to support the statements presented in D and E.
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