Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Somewhat Conflicting Views of Female Nature Illustrate

Jean-Jacques Rousseau's somewhat conflicting views of female nature illustrate:

A) the shifting meaning of "nature" by the middle of the eighteenth century.
B) his belief that women have the same natural rights as men.
C) the idea that men and women should receive an identical education.
D) the general view that women were little more than creatures of lust and passion.
E) that intellectuals of the eighteenth century had difficulty admitting they thought women inferior.