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work_qei55uivxrdull7bcrfq4en2sy	Carol Jean Gibson	Bernard Mandeville : the importance of women in the development of civil societies	1989	116	.pdf	application/pdf	39902	2838	68	Goldsmith, Private Vices, Public Benefits: Bernard Mandeville's Social and Political Machiavellian one because he sees no possibility of a social contract or a founderlegislator forming humans into a society.3 Mandeville's theory requires a long M. Goldsmith, "Public Virtue and Private Vices: Bernard Mandeville and English Political argued that England needed a moral revival, Mandeville's work constitutes one Goldsmith argues that Mandeville uses women as a literary tactic to Tatler.2 Like Anderson,3 Goldsmith argues that Mandeville's theory of society 2 Mandeville argues that man pretends to act from "Principles of Social Virtue." The Fable II, 4 As Mandeville explains, men "naturally will not do, as [they] would be done by." The Fable II, of socialization, Mandeville argues that conversation not only teaches men to 2 Important to Mandeville's thesis is his argument that modesty in women depends on social The importance of women in Mandeville's social thinking derives from Women's need for men's approval, Mandeville claims, 	./cache/work_qei55uivxrdull7bcrfq4en2sy.pdf	./txt/work_qei55uivxrdull7bcrfq4en2sy.txt