Discussing Eliot. This discussion requires three posts using

Discussing Eliot. This discussion requires three posts using the options below.Options for PostsHow to PostDescriptionLimitOption 1: Topic StarterClick “Create Thread” in discussion board.Read the discussion prompts carefully and provide a response to one of the questions. Be sure your response answers the entire prompt, in detail, and be sure that you have proofread carefully. Provide textual support.You can submit one topic starter per discussion.Option 2: ChallengeRead a classmate’s post, and click “Reply.”Respectfully challenge a classmate’s response. Explain your disagreement in detail and provide textual support.UnlimitedOption 3: Agree and Add NewRead a classmate’s post, and click “Reply.”Agree with a classmate’s post. Explain why, in detail, and add new information or evidence. Provide textual support.UnlimiteGeorge Eliot writes, ‘That through the education of woman which will make them rational beings in the highest sense of the word.’ (Eliot 1358) This is an example that demonstrates her feelings regarding the education and experience of a woman. So long as she is allowed to grow from ‘The removal of unjust laws and artificial restrictions, so that the possibilities of her nature may have room for full development.’ (Eliot 1356)Eliot does not want to make false claims or force rights of one onto another to either detriment. She prefers an organic and natural exploration of one’s self, male or female.