Simone De Beauvoir's book, The Second Sex, takes us on a tour from the beginning of human race to the contemporary world of the1940's during which she lived. She encompasses all aspects of life from economics and culture, to the internal workings of the body. She discusses how others perceive women through beliefs, thoughts, and prejudices in all societies throughout the world. Her research is an attempt to answer one simple question- why are …
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…are no longer oppressed as greatly as they once were. Things have changed greatly. We women have gained respect in all areas. I disagree with Beauvior's idea of penetration being a violation upon women. Women are just as interested in sex as men. Sex today is a multi-million dollar industry and it is fueled by men and women alike. There are certain obstacles in front of women. To overcome those obstacles is a great triumph.