Within this ideology, the tension between the situated knowledge thesis and the thesis of epistemic privilege gives rise to a “bias paradox.” Sandra Harding coined the term “strong objectivity” as part of standpoint epistemology, which originated from this ideology. (10[2])The Death of Nature was written as part of a movement that prefixes this framework with “eco-.” (10[1])Care ethics (10[1])is sometimes grouped within the difference approach of this movement, both of which are criticized for essentialism. A book that is sometimes considered an early proponent of this ideology criticizes the depiction of Sophia’s education in (10[1])Émile. That book on (10[1])the “Vindication” (10[1])of rights (10[1])was written by a forerunner (-5[1])of this movement, (-5[1])Mary Wollstonecraft. (10[1])For 10 points, name this movement that theorized the patriarchy. ■END■ (10[2])