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224 pages, Paperback

Published April 1, 2008

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Simone de Beauvoir

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Simone de Beauvoir was a French existentialist philosopher, novelist, essayist, memoirist, and feminist whose writings profoundly shaped twentieth-century philosophy, literature, and modern feminist thought. Born in Paris into a bourgeois Catholic family, she displayed exceptional intellectual ability from an early age. After studying philosophy at the Sorbonne, she passed the prestigious agrégation examination in 1929, becoming one of its youngest successful candidates. During her studies she met Jean-Paul Sartre, with whom she formed a lifelong intellectual and personal partnership that became central to the development of French existentialism. Although Beauvoir often rejected the title of philosopher during her lifetime, her work established her as one of the discipline's most influential modern thinkers. She explored themes of freedom, responsibility, ethics, oppression, and human existence through both philosophical and literary writing. Her groundbreaking book The Second Sex (1949) transformed feminist theory by arguing that femininity is shaped primarily by social and historical conditions rather than biology, introducing the celebrated idea that "one is not born, but rather becomes, woman." The work challenged traditional assumptions about gender and became one of the foundational texts of contemporary feminism. Beauvoir also authored influential philosophical studies, including The Ethics of Ambiguity, alongside acclaimed novels such as She Came to Stay, The Blood of Others, The Mandarins, which received the Prix Goncourt in 1954, and The Woman Destroyed. Her four-volume autobiography, beginning with Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter, remains an important account of twentieth-century intellectual and cultural life. Throughout her career she served as co-founder and editor of the influential journal Les Temps Modernes, contributing essays on politics, literature, philosophy, and contemporary social issues. Beyond her writing, Beauvoir was deeply engaged in public life. She campaigned for women's rights, reproductive freedom, and social equality, signing the Manifesto of the 343 that called for the legalization of abortion in France. She also opposed colonialism, criticized social injustice, and supported progressive political causes throughout her life. Her travels inspired widely read travel books and essays examining cultures in the United States and China. Beauvoir's legacy extends far beyond feminism, influencing existential philosophy, literary criticism, political theory, ethics, sociology, and gender studies. Despite continuing debate over aspects of her personal life and controversial relationships, her intellectual contributions remain central to modern scholarship. Her books have been translated into numerous languages and continue to be studied worldwide for their philosophical depth and literary achievement. Honored with distinctions including the Prix Goncourt, the Jerusalem Prize, and the Austrian State Prize for European Literature, Simone de Beauvoir is widely regarded as one of the defining intellectual figures of the twentieth century, whose writings permanently transformed discussions of gender, freedom, morality, and the human condition while continuing to inspire scholars, writers, and activists across generations.

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این کتاب تموم شد اما هیچ وقت متوجه نشدم که در آخر آیا این خانم به آرامش روحی میرسه یا نه
داستانی غمناک و تلخ در رابطه با خیانتی هست که بلای جون زندگی یک زوج میشه و شرایط روحی بدی رو برای خانم که خیانت دیده به ارمغان میاره
به نظرم تو رابطه ای مثل ازدواج وقتی زوج به مشکلی میخورن ابتدا اگه با حرف زدن حل نشد بعد سراغ مشاور برن اگه مشاور هم جواب نداد و هر چه قدر برای بازسازی دوباره رابطه کردن جواب نداد جدا بشن ، جدا شدن خیلی بهتر از این که یکی از زوجین خیانت کنه .
و البته اون کسی که نفر سوم یک ارتباط میشه چطور به خودش اجازه میده، هر چه قدر اونا رابطه بدی داشته باشن؟
اصلا اون آقا یا خانم چرا اجازه میدن چنین فردی وارد رابطه اونا بشن ؟
این داستان بسیار آموزنده اس و همچنین تحلیل های متفاوتی هم براش میشه داشت .
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