According to Hinman's (1998) ,which of the following is NOT one of the criticisms feminists have made of classical and traditional moral philosophies?

A) They assume the notion of the isolated individual.
B) They envisage the objective of moral philosophy as theorizing and explaining how individuals ought to treat each other.
C) They argue that females do not commit as many moral violations as believed.
D) They rely on theories concerning the development of a social contract as a way for a person to enter into moral relationships.

Hinman (1998) states that one of the criticisms feminists have made of classical and traditional moral philosophies is that they assume the notion of the isolated individual, envisage the objective of moral philosophy as theorizing and explaining how individuals ought to treat each other, and rely on theories concerning the development of a social contract as a way for a person to enter into moral relationships. However, feminists have not argued that females do not commit as many moral violations as believed, therefore option C is the correct answer.