Tatsuru Uchida: What do women desire?

What women desire is a feminist movie by the Feminist language series in Uchida Tatsuru and by the movie "The Panic Picture" series. Simon de Bovoire, Lus Irirai, Julia Cristeba, Shoshana Fellin, Christine Deppi, and other things that have led to the modern Hollywood's popular feminist series, are a bit of a review of the linguistics and narratives of Western thinkers over a period of 50 years, as a whole, and a little bit of an overview of the collective history of the phenomysmic series of contemporary plays. The first woman, feminist linguist, begins with the work of feminist theorists who look at how deep the gender blindness of men is in criticism of Freud's comment on feminineity. With the issue of female perspective, feminists have succeeded in revealing a facet of society that had been hidden before. Feminism, which has become increasingly radical since the '80s, is understood by him to have gradually lost empathy by becoming more and more sympathetic and theological, while dictating that other interpretations other than the feminist interpretations in linguistics and narratives are ‘consultant with the atrocious ideology’ and thus making it an early end. Through a sharp argument, Uchida Tatsuru shows how the best achievement of feminist linguistics is to be influenced by such ideas as Plato, Hegel, Marx, Lacan, Levinas, and Lolan Bart.

Korean title: 여자는 무엇을 욕망하는가

Korean author: 우치다 타츠루

Korean publisher: 서커스(서커스출판상회)

ISBN-13: 9791187295495