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less rigid interpretation of natural law – the one favored by individualist
feminism – argues that human values should be grounded in or based
upon fact. This approach is an attempt to answer the question, "given
what we know about reality and human nature, is it possible to reason
out universal principles of behavior that maximize human well being?"
Thus, the concepts of right and wrong – or rights and duties – are discovered
by reasoning from facts.
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