It's not being gay, but one book recommends that people with this characteristic live as outcasts and perverts to challenge the "Omnipotent Administrator."
It's not being gay, but one book recommends that people with this characteristic live as outcasts and perverts to challenge the "Omnipotent Administrator." Paul Claudel and D. H. Lawrence are included among five writers who perpetuate the myth of the "eternal" nature of people with this characteristic in the latter part of a section titled "Facts and Myths." These people are the "object" in Mulvey's film theory, which opposes them to a (*) counterpart's "gaze." One is not "born" with this biological characteristic, but rather "becomes" a person with it, according to a book that inspired a contrast [emphasize] drawn by Judith Butler with the non-biological concept. For 10 points, identify this biological characteristic which is referred to by the title of Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex.
It's not being gay, but one book recommends that people with this characteristic live as outcasts and perverts to challenge the "Omnipotent Administrator."
being female [or being a woman; or being feminine, or feminism, or obvious equivalents; prompt on sex; do not accept or prompt on "gender" at any point] 