Toilet
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A toilet, plumbing fixture and disposal system primarily intended for the disposal of the human waste. Before the 20th century, toilet universally referred to personal grooming, bathing and washing combing or arranging one's hair, shaving, etc., a sense preserved today in toiletry 'personal grooming item'. Nowadays, it is mostly used to indicate a lavatory. "Toilet of the mouth", however, is still is use by oral surgeons.
Toilet philosophy
A number of philosophers have been interested in excrement and can be considered -- not meant in a derogatory way -- toilet philosophers. Among them are Montaigne, Georges Bataille, Peter Sloterdijk and Slavoj Žižek.
See also
- Bathroom
- Bidet
- Fountain (Duchamp), work of art
- Lady at her toilette, a painting subject
- Toilet humour
- Toilet philosophy
- Toilet training
- Public toilet
- Toilet paper
- Urinal
- Malbrough theme
- Toilet-related injuries and deaths
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