Simone de Beauvoir (1908-1986) was a striking French philosopher
who, working in the areas of politics and ethics, addressed her
generation of left-wing intellectuals with existentialist, Marxist
and feminist ideas. As a thinker and literary writer, her work
builds up a graphic picture of the French intellectual scene for
almost 40 years.
Her long complex affair with Jean Paul Sartre, which began when
she was 21 and lasted until his death, enormously influenced the
way she ...
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