Luce Irigaray Quotes

The Human In What It Is Objectively Ever Since Its Beginning Is Two, Two Who Are Different. Each Part Of What Constitutes The Unity Of The Human Species Corresponds To A Proper Being And A Proper Being, To An Identity Of One's Own. In Order To Carry Out The Destiny Of Humanity, The Man-human And The Woman-human Each Have To Fulfill What They Are And At The Same Time Realize The Unity That They Constitute.

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