A satirical 1978 essay describes a hypothetical in which these people claim superiority due to an exclusive connection to lunar phases. (-5[2])Kate Manne coined a portmanteau about how sympathy prioritizes the “bright future” of these people over others’ suffering. (-5[1])The “adventurer” (-5[1])is contrasted with the “sub-[these people]” (10[1]-5[1])in a section on approaches to personal freedom from The Ethics of Ambiguity. (10[1]-5[3])In an essay inspired by John Berger’s Ways (-5[1])of (-5[1])Seeing (-5[2])entitled (-5[1])“Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema,” (10[1]-5[6])Laura (10[1])Mulvey (10[1]-5[1])describes (10[3]-5[3])these (-5[1])people’s (10[5]-5[2])objectifying (10[5]-5[2])“gaze.” (10[42]-5[2])These (10[5])people (10[8]-5[1])are (10[2])defined (10[1]-5[1])as (10[2])“the Subject” (10[1])and contrasted (10[3])with “the Other” in Simone (10[1]-5[1])de Beauvoir’s (10[5]-5[1])The Second (10[1]-5[1])Sex. (10[4]-5[2])For 10 (-5[1])points, (10[1])feminist philosophers (-5[1])often critique (10[1])“the patriarchy” for (10[1])prioritizing what people? (10[1])■END■ (10[24])