This book contains a section on Stendhal romanticizing what is real and contrasts him with authors like D.H. Lawrence and Henry de Montherlant. In 2009, the first [emphasize] complete English translation of this book (-5[1])was made by Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany-Chevallier. This book claims that “homosexuality is no more a deliberate perversion than a fatal curse.” (-5[1])This book states that a group “doomed to (*) immanence” (10[1])is (10[1])unable to reach (10[1])“transcendence.” This (10[1])book’s volume “The Lived Experience” (10[1])follows one (10[1])titled “Facts and Myths.” This book uses Hegel’s master-slave (10[1])dialectic when stating that men have made women “the Other.” For 10 points, the statement “one is not born, but rather (10[1])becomes, woman” is from what book of feminist philosophy by Simone de Beauvoir? ■END■ (10[4])