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The third section focuses on Wollstonecraft's critique of Rousseau's claim that there are different standards for the perfectibility of men and women. The section ends with a discussion of Wollstonecraft's criticism of Rousseau's application of the distinction between the natural and the artificial. The second section focuses on Rousseau's concept of nature, and I argue that Rousseau was neither a biological determinist nor a functionalist who denied that nature had any normative significance. The section shows that Wollstonecraft's disagreement with Rousseau's views on women was rooted in a broad scope of philosophical disagreement. The first section analyzes the differences between Wollstonecraft's and Rousseau's views on the possibility of a true civilization and shows how these differences connect to their respective conceptions of moral psychology. I argue that Wollstonecraft's criticism must not be understood as a constructionist critique of biological reductionism. Most of the women activists acquire their motivations and. Both of the philosophers have been able to change society thinking towards the treatment of each other and how to co-exist peacefully. The article investigates the philosophical foundations and details of Mary Wollstonecraft's criticism of Jean‐Jacques Rousseau's views on the education and nature of women. Mary Wollstonecraft and Fredrick Douglass are the true heroes of human beings rights and in this regard to womens rights and slaves freedom.
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