One of this thinker's works opens with a quote by Hegel, stating, "Each conscience seeks the death of the other."
One of this thinker's works opens with a quote by Hegel, stating, "Each conscience seeks the death of the other." Another work by this thinker designates the meaning-disclosing, meaning-making, and meaning-desiring activities of consciousness, which is described as ambiguous. This author of She Came to Stay and The (*) Ethics of Ambiguity substituted the terms "master" and "slave" with "Subject" and Other" in her most famous work, which includes a discussion on "Facts and Myths" about the title group, and indicates that "One is not born but becomes a woman." For 10 points identify this French existentialist, the author of The Second Sex.
One of this thinker's works opens with a quote by Hegel, stating, "Each conscience seeks the death of the other."
Simone de {Beauvoir}