Continental Feminism's Critique of Traditional Epistemologies and Ontologies

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Which of the following is a central tenet of Continental Feminism's critique of traditional epistemologies?

  1. The idea that knowledge is objective and universal.
  2. The belief that reason is the sole source of knowledge.
  3. The assumption that the knower and the known are separate and distinct entities.
  4. The view that knowledge is situated and embodied.
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