A massive book from this movement argues that “practico-inert” reality is upheld by “seriality,” an idea that Iris Marion Young adapted to describe gender. The “sub-man” and the “adventurer” are analyzed in a book that lays out an ethical system for this movement. (0[1])A member of this movement used the example of a woman on a bad date to illustrate how (20[2])denying (20[4])one’s (20[1])own (20[1]0[1])“facticity” (0[1])and (20[1])“transcendence” (20[3])results in (20[2])(*) “self-deception.” (10[2])The author of Critique of Dialectical Reason wrote that this (10[1])movement’s namesake concept (10[1])“precedes essence,” (10[3])while a feminist member (10[1])of this movement (10[2])wrote “One is not born, (0[1])but rather becomes, (10[1]0[1])a woman” in The Second Sex. (10[2])For 10 points, name this school of thought (10[1])of Simone de Beauvoir (0[1])and Jean-Paul Sartre. (10[2])■END■ (10[3]0[2])