Conor considers women to be viewed as objects and men, in their turn, as subjects. Is it possible for women to be viewed as subjects, considering their “objecthood”? Let us see.
In most cultures such binary is taken even by feminists. Could then be Conor considered as a feminist according to her judgements? She probably could. Howe... read more
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