Title: Simone De Beauvoir
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| Subject: | History |
| Author: | Luella M |
| Date: | January 5, 2014 |
| Level: | University |
| Grade: | A |
| Length: | 6 / 1525 |
| No of views: | 0 |
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She had found so much pleasure in teaching her younger sister, Helene, everything she herself was learning at school that she decided to pursue a teaching career when she grew up. ("Simone")
Beauvoir and her best friend, Zaza, would talk about the greatness of bringing nine children into the world, as Zaza's mother had done, and of creating books, which Beauvoir believed to be worthwhile...
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As the girls matured, Beauvoir saw the degree that Zaza's mother had used her daughter's love and commitment to Christianity to control Zaza's choice of career and husband. When Zaza, tormented by her parents' refusal to grant her permission to marry Maurice Merleau-Ponty died at twenty-one, Beauvoir felt that her friend had been "assassinated by bourgeois morality" ("Simone")...
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