This thinker used a concept developed by Lucretius in referencing an "upsurging as stupid as the clinamen of the Epicurean atom," in order to critique the notion that "Every man is originally free.
This thinker used a concept developed by Lucretius in referencing an "upsurging as stupid as the clinamen of the Epicurean atom," in order to critique the notion that "Every man is originally free." One work by this thinker divides a group that adheres to norms lacking in human virtue into "mutilated" and "immanent" types. That work by this thinker devotes a chapter subtitled "the bread of disgust" to dismantling the stance of the author of Les Jeunes Filles, Henry de Montherlant. This thinker claimed that a certain group enjoys the "incomparable privilege" of "irresponsibility" in the concluding section of a book that also contains the line (*) "One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman." This thinker wrote the book The Ethics of Ambiguity in order to build an ethical system from her lover's Being and Nothingness. For 10 points, name this author of The Second Sex.
This thinker used a concept developed by Lucretius in referencing an "upsurging as stupid as the clinamen of the Epicurean atom," in order to critique the notion that "Every man is originally free.
Simone (Lucie Ernestine Marie Bertrand) de Beauvoir 