Which work suggests that humans, from infancy, start to form their sense of self by contrasting themselves with others?

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Judith Butler’s Gender TroubleW.E.B. Du Bois’s The Souls of Black FolkRoland Barthes’s "The Death of the Author"Jacques Lacan’s "The Mirror Stage..."

Explanation

The correct answer is Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble, which discusses how identity is constructed through differentiation from others. The other texts focus on different themes: Du Bois explores racial identity, Barthes critiques authorship, and Lacan examines early self-recognition.