"I repeat, that our minds are at full liberty for reflection; that imagination may exert itself in full vigor; and that if a just foundation is early laid, our ideas will then be worthy of rational beings."

Which of these best describes Murray's intentions in this statement from "On Equality of the Sexes"?

She is writing sarcastically because she already thinks women's ideas are worthy.
She is writing sincerely because she wants to convince men to listen to her ideas.
She is writing humorously because she thinks women's imaginations are amusing.
She is writing skeptically because she is afraid people will criticize her ideas.

Question

"I repeat, that our minds are at full liberty for reflection; that imagination may exert itself in full vigor; and that if a just foundation is early laid, our ideas will then be worthy of rational beings."

Which of these best describes Murray's intentions in this statement from "On Equality of the Sexes"?

She is writing sarcastically because she already thinks women's ideas are worthy.
 She is writing sincerely because she wants to convince men to listen to her ideas.
 She is writing humorously because she thinks women's imaginations are amusing.
 She is writing skeptically because she is afraid people will criticize her ideas.