Mary Wollstonecraft

Mary Wollstonecraft who artfully explores several different feminist themes in her A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, including the institution of marriage, the role education ought to play in a young woman's development, and arguing that women should be financially self-sufficient. Choose one (1) of the above feminist themes (or another approved by me) and fully explain Wollstonecraft's position. Next, compare and contrast Wollstonecraft's position with that of a modern-day author/academic/theorist who has written on that same feminist theme. Which person – Wollstonecraft or the author of your choosing – has the best approach? Have we as a society finally "solved" this particular issue, or is there more room for improvement?