 Yeah, even though we now know she was really translating a political pamphlet by someone who wrote under the name Sophia. Yeah, but she does have some things in common with Wollstonecraft, like women's rights, for example. Yes, just like Wollstonecraft, she called for women to have the same rights as men. That was part of her commitment to Cartesian dualism. Yeah, if I understand correctly, she's basically following Descartes in thinking that the soul is totally separate from the body. So it doesn't matter if you're in a man's body or a woman's body or whatever, your soul has the same capacities.