Which of the following best describes the book's view on how women think about ethics? Women are irrational and should be taught to think more like men to be rational in their approach to ethics Women may tend to think in ways that men do not, providing an opportunity for insights that have been missed in men-dominated areas Despite common conceptions that men and women may think differently, there is no difference between women and men in how they think about ethics Philosophers have historically not discussed women at all, so we have no insight regarding how their viewed how women think about ethics