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Man as Woman : Beauvoir’s Gender Theory in terms of a Sartrian Philosophy
Although written in Japanese, this article deals with what the gender theory is all about by reference to Beauvoir's Le Deuxième Sexe. Sartre's works are also heavily cited to clarify the background of Beauvoir's philosophy.
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