Feminist Criticism on Mantissa

I will do a feminist critique on Mantissa, specifically on section two, more specifically on page 58. The woman is clearly being posed in the man’s mind as thing, just a beautiful thing to look at. The woman continues to tell the man to stop looking at her breasts, and that she “will not be turned into a brainless female body at your beck and call at every perverted whim” and “I am something real.” Not only is the woman trying to break free from the stereotypes of being an object at service for a man.