Which statement best reflects Esquivel’s view of gender roles?
A.
The “New Man” integrates the past and remembers that the individual, not production, is most important.
B.
The “New Man” is the head of the household and in charge of moral instruction.
C.
Both men and women must concentrate on production of quality goods rather than on themselves.
D.
The hearth is no longer relevant in the lives of modern men and women.