Much of Mary Wollstonecraft's literary output was in response to the views of Edmund Burke and __________.

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Mary Wollstonecraft's literary output, particularly her work "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman," was in part a response to the views of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, especially his ideas on education and the roles of women as expressed in his work "Emile." She challenged his notion that women should be educated for the pleasure of men, advocating instead for equal education opportunities.

Much of Mary Wollstonecraft's Literary Output Was in Response to the Views