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What matters is not how Western women feel about Nisa. What matters is whether Nisa’s experiences are similar to those of other women in other societies. How Western women feel about Nisa’s experiences doesn’t reveal anything unless those feelings are evidence that Western women faced similar experiences.
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This doesn’t suggest that what Nisa experienced is experienced by women generally.
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This doesn’t suggest that what Nisa experienced is experienced by women generally.
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This provides evidence that Nisa’s experiences are not unique to Kung culture. This helps connect Nisa’s experiences to women more generally.
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This doesn’t help show that Nisa’s experiences are similar to those of women generally. (E) helps show that Kung women’s lives are similar, but this doesn’t help us go from Nisa and the Kung to women more generally.
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