Calhoun Worries That the Search for a "Moral Self" May

Calhoun worries that the search for a "moral self" may be counterproductive if we

A) fail to see how intrinsic features of gender resist theoretical regimentation.
B) fail to appreciate how inegalitarian contexts may give rise to distorted preferences.
C) exaggerate our ability to enact egalitarian policies.
D) exaggerate the superficial differences arising from differences in gender.