Students cite the opposing viewpoint that Wollstonecraft identifies in lines 43-49.

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However, taking into account that Wollstonecraft's texts addressed feminist concepts, in favor of valuing and respecting women's rights, we can infer that a point of view opposite to hers would be one that stimulates an idea that limits women and tries to justify the lack of social justice for women, through sexist and backward concepts.

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