The author of this book described hearing about peasant boys who compete to see who can defecate the most solidly.
The author of this book described hearing about peasant boys who compete to see who can defecate the most solidly. This book compares the "religions" of Christianity and Marxism with psychoanalysis. A passage from this book suggests that two societal groups stand opposed in a "primordial Mitsein." In a critique of Edgar Allen Poe, this book suggests that (*) "man is in revolt against his carnal state; he sees himself as a fallen god." This book adapts the Hegelian master-slave dialectic in terms of the "subject" and "other," which apply to this book's title group. A line from this book declares that "one is not born, but rather becomes, a woman." For 10 points, name this feminist philosophical treatise by Simone de Beauvoir.
The author of this book described hearing about peasant boys who compete to see who can defecate the most solidly.
The Second Sex [or Le Deuxieme Sexe] 