Possibly because of its opening section, this text was, randomly, first translated into English by the zoologist H. M. Parshley.
Possibly because of its opening section, this text was, randomly, first translated into English by the zoologist H. M. Parshley. It argues that its title group is fated to be "mutilated" or "immanent," as opposed to "transcendent." This book's conclusion claims that its title group enjoys the "incomparable privilege of irresponsibility." This book's first section destroys Friedrich Engels' The Origin of the Family in its section "The Point of View of Historical Materialism," and is titled "Facts and (*) Myths." This book, which discusses an "Eternal" version of its title subject, was censored for its second part, "Lived Experience," which includes controversial defenses of abortion and lesbianism, and claims that "marriage always destroys" its title people. Its introduction argues that its title people become "objects" or "the Other" at the hands of men. For 10 points, namethis book that declares "one is not born, but rather becomes, a woman," by Simone de Beauvoir. 
Possibly because of its opening section, this text was, randomly, first translated into English by the zoologist H. M. Parshley.
The Second Sex [or Le deuxiÃ¨me sexe]