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My Research Suggests That Men And Women May Speak Different Languages That They Assume Are The Same, Using Similar Words To Encode Disparate Experiences Of Self And Social Relationships. Because These Languages Share An Overlapping Moral Vocabulary, They Contain A Propensity For Systematic Mistranslation.

The Hardest Times For Me Were Not When People Challenged What I Said, But When I Felt My Voice Was Not Heard.

I Find The Question Of Whether Gender Differences Are Biologically Determined Or Socially Constructed To Be Deeply Disturbing.

In The Different Voice Of Women Lies The Truth Of An Ethic Of Care, The Tie Between Relationship And Responsibility, And The Origins Of Aggression In The Failure Of Connection.

While Men Represent Powerful Activity As Assertion And Aggression, Women In Contrast Portray Acts Of Nurturance As Acts Of Strength.