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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Carole Seymour-JonesPublisher: Overlook Press Imprint: Overlook Press Dimensions: Width: 15.90cm , Height: 4.70cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.903kg ISBN: 9781590202685ISBN 10: 1590202686 Pages: 576 Publication Date: 03 September 2009 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of stock The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Table of ContentsReviewsSeymour-Jones's narrative crackles and pops with engrossing anecdotes. - The Observer <br> Filled with delicious detail... eminently readable. Seymour-Jones's book is as page-turning as it is scholarly. The end result is quite dazzling. - The Guardian <br> A fascinating new book. -The Daily Mail <br> Extremely detailed, well researched, and completely absorbing. - Booklist (STARRED review) <br> Appearing in what might be called a 'sexography, ' Sartre, the Nobel-winning existentialist philosopher, and Beauvoir, existentialist and pioneering feminist, cavort with a dizzying panoply of partners...A spiraling double-helix of a relationship whose sordid beauty fascinates even as it repels. - Kirkus <br> An important contribution to the study of de Beauvoir and Sartre that will be appreciated both by general readers and by scholars of French literature and culture and women's studies. - Library Journal Seymour-Jones''s narrative crackles and pops with engrossing anecdotes. - The Observer <br><br> Filled with delicious detail... eminently readable. Seymour-Jones''s book is as page-turning as it is scholarly. The end result is quite dazzling. - The Guardian <br><br> A fascinating new book. -The Daily Mail <br><br> Extremely detailed, well researched, and completely absorbing. - Booklist (STARRED review) <br><br> Appearing in what might be called a ''sexography, '' Sartre, the Nobel-winning existentialist philosopher, and Beauvoir, existentialist and pioneering feminist, cavort with a dizzying panoply of partners...A spiraling double-helix of a relationship whose sordid beauty fascinates even as it repels. - Kirkus <br><br> An important contribution to the study of de Beauvoir and Sartre that will be appreciated both by general readers and by scholars of French literature and culture and women''s studies. - Library Journal <br><br> Seymour-Jones's narrative crackles and pops with engrossing anecdotes. - The Observer <br> <br> Filled with delicious detail... eminently readable. Seymour-Jones's book is as page-turning as it is scholarly. The end result is quite dazzling. - The Guardian <br> <br> A fascinating new book. -The Daily Mail <br> <br> Extremely detailed, well researched, and completely absorbing. - Booklist (STARRED review) <br> <br> Appearing in what might be called a 'sexography, ' Sartre, the Nobel-winning existentialist philosopher, and Beauvoir, existentialist and pioneering feminist, cavort with a dizzying panoply of partners...A spiraling double-helix of a relationship whose sordid beauty fascinates even as it repels. - Kirkus <br><br> An important contribution to the study of de Beauvoir and Sartre that will be appreciated both by general readers and by scholars of French literature and culture and women's studies. - Library Journal Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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