Simone de Beauvoir s Critique of D. H. Lawrence s "Phallic Pride" in "Women in Love"

1. Introduction2. Definition of the word "Phallus"3. D. H. Lawrence's "new philosophy of the relationship between men and women"3.1 The Completeness of each individual being3.2 Balance of Powers3.3 The individuals should cast off themselves4. Simone de Beauvoir's critique of D. H. Lawrence's "Phallic Pride"4.1 Women are still dominated by men4.2 Women are still passive4.3 Women depend on men4.4 Women are emotional and men are rational4.5 Women should cast off themselves5. Conclusion

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1. Introduction 2. Definition of the word Phallus 3. D. H. Lawrence s new philosophy of the relationship between men and women 3.1 The Completeness of each individual being 3.2 Balance of Powers 3.3 The individuals should cast off themselves 4. Simone de Beauvoir s critique of D. H. Lawrence s Phallic Pride 4.1 Women are still dominated by men 4.2 Women are still passive 4.3 Women depend on men 4.4 Women are emotional and men are rational 4.5 Women should cast off themselves 5. Conclusion