"when they can leave the housework, they have not learnt to ride, to drive, to row, alone. their culture has too generally been that given to women to make them "the ornaments of society." they can dance, but not draw; talk french, but know nothing of the language of flowers; " in the passage above, fuller expresses her beliefs on equality for men equality for women finding inner truth in the natural world educational growth in america

Equality for women.

Explanation:

In this passage, Fuller expresses her beliefs on equality for women. She tells us that women are not usually educated in the same way that men are. Women reach adulthood without all the knowledge that men have, such as riding, driving and rowing. They also do not know anything beyond those skills that make them pleasant and beautiful. She implies that this is an unfair and unequal situation that requires attention.

the answer is irony!

its c because its his point of view