Based largely on Hegelian and Existentialist ideas
In chapter ten the author discusses the writings of Breton, Stendhal, Paul Claudel, and D.H. Lawrence situating them in the context of the myths they present.  The first chapter of this work discounts any physiological determinism while the second looks at things from the "Psychoanalytic Point of View."  The author's main argument is that the title group must escape a life of immanence and replace it with a life of transcendence.  Based largely on Hegelian and Existentialist ideas this is FTP, what classic feminist work by Simone de Beauvoir?
In chapter ten the author discusses the writings of Breton, Stendhal, Paul Claudel, and D.H. Lawrence situating them in the context of the myths they present.  
The Second Sex or Le Deuxieme Sex