At the beginning in the text, Simone de Beauvoir explains in the introduction with how much hesitation she undertook to write a book "about a woman". ... Similar to the relationship between men and women, ideas and experience, physics and philosophy, or Plato and Aristotle, look like against each other but also look like relative to each other. ... On the other hand, in philosophy, we may have a different kind of solutions in only one argumentative question. ...

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Firstly, as women attempted to stand out during the fin de siècle, they addressed "a number of contentious issues, including the marriage question, maternity, and education" for them, as explained in the introduction of the article, The New Woman by Mendes. ... In his book, Decadent subjects : the idea of decadence in art, literature, philosophy, and culture of the fin de siècle in Europe, authors Bernheimer, explained, "My point is that it is a vision inherited from the decadent imagination of the fin de siècle: woman is castrated and castrating, the male is her...

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The book I chose to talk more about is the Arabian Nights, only because this is a more familiar text to me rather than Al-Ghazali. The Arabian Nights can and is considered the first ever fairy tale of the Islamic world. It's very much like Grimm's fairy tales, in whom there is a story with heroes an...

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