In Mary Wollstonecraft’s “A Vindication of the Rights of Woman”, Wollstonecraft advocates for an improvement in the education of woman by providing arguments of how better education can benefit women. Wollstonecraft also emphasizes the importance of women being treated as rational beings rather than being suffocated with flattery and treated as if they are children. Wollstonecraft states, “My own sex, I hope will excuse me if I treat them like rational creatures instead of flattering their fascinating graces.” She uses this to establish her slight annoyance that women are treated as if they are delicate flowers instead of educated beings capable of being rational. Additionally, Wollstonecraft continues on to say “the neglected education of
