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Carol Gilligan seems to have very feminist views on the roles that men and women play in society. Men and women regard relationships differently. Gilligan believes that the personalities are different. “Consequently, relationships, and particularly issues of dependency, are experienced differently by women and men” (Gilligan 804) I do hold the beliefs that men and women have different personalities and different views of relationships. I think that a man’s personality is more authoritative and that he doesn’t always see the consequences of his own actions. Much of the time he doesn’t think everything though before he takes actions. This would cause him to not realize the extent of the actions that he’s taken. Women seem to think things through and understand that there will be consequences for every action that they might take. So when they do make decisions they are more passionate about the decisions they make. I think......

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