Name: Letters To Sartre
SKU: 65837348
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Author: Simone de Beauvoir

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Vintage Classics

Autor

Simone de Beauvoir

Año

2026

N° páginas

544

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

19.8x13.1x3.2 cm

ISBN13

9781529961973

Letters To Sartre

Simone De Beauvoir (Autor) · Vintage Classics · Tapa Blanda

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These intimate love letters reveal the close, open relationship between de Beauvoir and Sartre, two of the twentieth century’s most groundbreaking thinkers - two people living out their philosophy. De Beauvoir lived her feminist philosophy. She never married or had children, she had many affairs with both men and women, and she actively defied societal norms for women of her time. At the same time she conducted an intense, long-term relationship with the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, who she referred to as her husband. Beauvoir and Sartre met as philosophy students in Paris in 1929. For over 50 years, until their deaths in the 1980s, the couple had a close, open relationship. This book contains her love letters to him, revealing the details of her everyday life and her passion for the man who shared her ideals. It is an intimate portrait of a woman living in an adventurous, complicated way in the name of individual freedom. De Beauvoir and Sartre are buried together under a shared gravestone in Montparnasse cemetery in Paris. Despite her career as a writer, philosopher and the founder of modern feminism, de Beauvoir stated that her relationship with Jean-Paul Sartre was ‘the one undoubted success’ of her life. ‘For 51 years, the conversations between them created ideas, books, and a bond which other passions enraged or enriched, but never altogether ruptured. It was, for De Beauvoir, an experiment in loving’ Guardian'An opportunity to hear a vigorous and innovative thinker...speaking in her abrasive, touching, breathtakingly candid private voice' Sunday TimesTRANSLATED AND EDITED BY QUINTIN HOARE