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Engaging with Simone de Beauvoir / Michèle Le Doeuff --Simone de Beauvoir's phenomenology of sexual difference / Sara Heinämaa -- She came to stay and Being and nothingness / Edward Fullbrook -- Beauvoir's Heideggerian ontology / Nancy Bauer -- Marriage, autonomy, and the feminine protest / Debra B. Bergoffen -- Transcendence and immanence in the ethics of Simone de Beauvoir / Andrea Veltman -- Beauvoir and Sartre on appeal, desire, and ambiguity / Eva Gothlin -- Reciprocity and friendship in Beauvoir's thought / Julie K. Ward -- Sexuality situated : Beauvoir on "frigidity" / Suzanne Laba Cataldi -- Beauvoir's parrhesiastic contracts : frank-speaking and the philosophical-political couple / Laura Hengehold -- Beauvoir's idea of ambiguity / Stacy Keltner -- Simone de Beauvoir : a feminist thinker for the twenty-first century / Karen Vintges -- The self-other relation in Beauvoir's ethics and autobiography / Ursula Tidd -- Challenging choices : an ethic of oppression / Gail Weiss -- Between generosity and violence : toward a revolutionary politics in the philosophy of Simone de Beauvoir / Ann V. Murphy -- Conditions of servitude : woman's peculiar role in the master-slave dialectic in Beauvoir's The second sex / Shannon M. Mussett. |
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