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humanimalia-10064	Noll, Samantha	Metaphysical Separatism and Its Discontents: Review of Kelly Oliver, Animal Lessons: How They Teach Us to Be Human	2011	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1849	79	48	For Beauvoir, while other female animals have a fixed identity that is determined by biology (because female animals are caged by their ability to reproduce), only human females, as human beings, have the capacity to transcend evolution and rise above their “biological destiny.” Indeed, while Beauvoir claims to be trying to undermine patriarchal stereotypes, her argument is ultimately built upon the claims that man is fundamentally different from other animals, and that women can only become equal with men if they acquire traditionally masculine traits and make the animal radically “other.”	cache/humanimalia-10064.pdf	txt/humanimalia-10064.txt