According to Narayan, Women's "Double Vision" Gives Them an "Epistemic

Multiple Choice

According to Narayan, women's "double vision" gives them an "epistemic advantage" because

A) it enables them to learn both from members of their own group and from members of the dominant group.
B) it forces them to confront more problems, thereby developing greater cognitive skills.
C) it enables them to dichotomize the world and focus only on the aspects relevant to a particular question.
D) it gives them a critical distance from which to evaluate both their own beliefs or practices and those of the dominant group.