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The best way to understand Beauvoir is to read her autobiography!
This book is the final volume of Beauvoir's memoirs, first published in 1972 when Beauvoir was 64 years old.
In her masterpiece, The Second Sex, Beauvoir proposed that "women are not born, but made." In A Reckoning, her thinking matured further: "What women seek is not to become women, but to become complete human beings."
What is a complete person?
What Beauvoir wanted was to understand her place in the world.
"I am a woman, a French writer, and I was sixty-four in 1972. What does this mean?"
In "The Reckoning", Beauvoir gave her own answers from several dimensions, including how I became who I am, personal works, intimate relationships, daily hobbies, travel experiences, international and contemporary observations, and reaffirmation of the situation of women.
This book will take you to explore how Beauvoir formed her independent and firm ideological core - "I don't care whether they regard me as a female intellectual or a feminist: I am who I am and I am responsible for myself."
And intuitively experience the rich and vast spiritual home of Beauvoir, and take a look at the list of books, movies, music and literary life of "The Genius Girlfriend".
See how Beauvoir found her passion, how she integrated the world's progress into the fabric of her own life, how she handled her relationships with others, and how she spent her life constantly creating meaning.

2025-01-09

深圳出版社

Guomai Culture

550

9787550741614