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& Existential Phenomenology: A Bibliography

Ted Toadvine Emporia State University

I. Primary Sources (Listed Chronologically)

The following have been consulted for primary sources by Simone de Beauvoir:

Bennett, Joy, and Gabriella Hochrnann. Simone de Beauvoir: An Annotated Bibliography. New York: Garland, 1988. (Interviews only.) Cayron, Claire. La nature chez Simone de Beauvoir. : Gallirnard, 1973. Francis, Claude and Femande Gontier. Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir. Paris: Gallirnard, 1979. Simons, Margaret A., ed. Feminist Interpretations ofSimone de Beauvoir. University Park: The Pennsylvania State University, 1995. Moi, ToriI. Simone de Beauvoir: The Making ofan Intellectual Woman. Cambridge: Blackwell Publishers, 1994. Zephir, Jacques J. Le neo-feminisme de Simone de Beauvoir. Paris: Denoel-Gonthier, 1982.

Of these, Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Francis and Gontier, is the most comprehensive through 1977 and contains many useful summaries and quotations from obscure sources.

1926 Camet. Holograph Manuscript. Bibliotheque Nationale de , Paris. 1927 Camet #4. Holograph Manuscript. Bibliotheque Nationale de France, Paris. 1928-29 Camet #6. Holograph Manuscript. Bibliotheque Nationale de France, Paris . 1929-30 Camet #7. Holograph Manuscript. Bibliotheque Nationale de France , Paris . 1943 L 'invitee. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as She Came To Stay, by Yvonne Moyse and Roger Senhouse. Cleveland: World Publishing, 1954. 206 TED TOADVINE

1944 "Jeunes agregee de philosophie de Beauvoirva presentersa premiere piece," interviewed by Yves Bonnat. Le Soir (13 October). "Un promeneur dans Paris insurge," in collaboration with J.-P. Sartre. Combat (28, 29, and 30 August; 1,2, and 4 September). Pyrrhus et Cineas . Paris: Gallimard. 1945 Les bouches inutiles. Paris : Gallimard. Translated as Who Shall Die, by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier. Florissant, MO: River Press , 1983. "C'est Shakespeare qu'ils n'aimentpas." Action (11 May). Reprinted inLes ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 324-6. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "L'existentialisme et la sagesse des Nations." Les temps modernes 1, no. 3 (1 December): 385-404. "Idealisme moral et realisme politique." Les temps modernes 1, no. 2 (November) .Collected inL 'existentialisme et la sagesse des nations. Paris : Nagel, 1948. "La phenomenologie de la perception de Maurice Merleau-Ponty." Les temps modernes l(November): 363-67. "Le Portugal sous le regime de Salazar." Under the pseudonym Daniel Secretan, Combat (23 and 24 April): 1-2. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and FemandeGontier, 317-323. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Quatrejours aMadrid." Combat (14-15 April): 1-2. "Qu' est-ce que l'existentialisme? Escarmouches et patrouilles," interviewed by Dominique Aury. Les lettres francaises (1 December): 4. "Roman et theatre." Opera, no. 24 (24 October). Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 327-331. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. Le sang des autres. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as The Blood ofOthers , by Yvonne Moyse and Roger Senhouse. New York: Knopf, 1948. 1946 "Alcune domande a Jean-Paul Sartre e a Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Franco Fortini. II Politechnico ()(July-August): 33-35. "Introduction aune morale de I'ambiguite." Labyrinthe, no. 20 (1 June). Collected in Pour une morale de I'ambiguite. Paris : Gallimard, 1947. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by BIBLIOGRAPHY 207

Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 327-343. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Jean-Paul Sartre, Strictly Personal." Translated by Malcolm Cowley . Harper 's Bazaar (January) : 113, 158, 160. "Litterature et metaphysique." Les temps modernes 7: 1153-63. Translated as " and ." and Action (New York) (1948): 86-93. Collected in L 'existentialisme et la sagesse des nations, 89­ 107. Paris: Nagel, 1948. "CEil pour CEil." Les temps modernes 1 (5 February): 813-830. Translated in abridged form as "Eye for Eye." Politics 4, no. 4 (July-August, 1947): 134-140. Collected in L 'existentialisme et la sagesse des nations. Paris: Nagel, 1948. "Pour une morale de l'ambiguite." Les temps modernes 2, no. 14 & 15 (November & December) : 193-211; 385-408. Collected in Pourune morale de l'ambiguite. Paris: Gallimard, 1947. Tous les hommes sont mortels. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as , by Leonard M. Friedman . Cleveland: World Publishing, 1955. 1947 "An American Renaissance in France." (22 June). "L'Amerique aujourlejour."Les temps modernes 3, no.27 (December): 97­ 1003. Collected in L 'Amerique au jour le jour. Paris: Morihien, 1948. "AnExistentialistLooks at America." The New York Times Magazine (May): 13,51,53,54. "De Gaulle et Ie 'Gaullisme' vus par J.-P. Sartre et I'equipe des temps modernes" (text ofradio broadcast in which Beauvoirparticipated). L 'ordre de Paris, no. 44 (22 October) : 1,3. "Pour une morale de I' arnbiguite." Les temps modernes 2, no. 16 & 17 (January & February): 638-664; 846-874. Collected in Pour une morale de l'ambiguite. Paris: Gallimard, 1947. Pour une morale de I'ambiguite. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as The of , by Bernard Frechtman. New York: Philosophical Library , 1948. "Qu'est-ce que l'existentialisme?" France-Amerique (25 June). "The Talk ofthe Town," article-interview. The New Yorker (22 February) . 208 TED TOADVINE

1948 "L 'Amerique au jour le jour." Les temps modernes 3, nos. 28-31 (January­ April) . Collected in L 'Amerique au jour Iejour. Paris : Morihien, 1948. L 'Amerique aujour Iejour. Paris: Morihien. Translated as America Day by Day , by Patrick Dudley. London: Gerald Duckworth & Co., 1952; abridged American edition, New York: Grove Press, 1953. New by Carol Cosman. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1999. L'existentialisme et la sagesse des nations. Paris: Nagel. "Les Femme et les Mythes." Les temps modernes 3, nos. 32 & 33; 4, no. 34 (May-July). Translation of Nelson Algren, "Trop de sel sur les bretzels." Les temps modernes 36 (September): 439-454. 1949 Le deuxieme sexe. 2 vols. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as , by H. M. Parshley. New York: Knopf, 1952; Vintage, 1989. "Le deuxiemesexe: Une femme appelle les femmes Iila liberte." Paris Match no. 20 (6 August): 25-28. "La Femme libre doit s'evader de trois prisons: La nature , les moeurs, et I'Idee que le rnale se faitd'e11e." Paris Match no.21 (13 August): 22­ 23,38. "L'initiation sexuelle de la femme." Les temps modernes 4, no. 43 (May): 769-802. Reprinted with minor changes in Le deuxieme sexe. "La lesbienne," "La maternite." Les temps modernes 4, no. 44 (June): 994­ 1014, 1014-1024. Reprinted with minor changes in Le deuxieme sexe. "La maternite." Les temps modernes 5,no.45 (July): 97-133.Reprinted with minor changes in Le deuxieme sexe. Le mythe de la femme et les ecrivains: Stendhal ou le romanesque du vrai." Les temps modernes 4, no. 40 (February): 138-216. Reprinted with minor changes in Le deuxieme sexe. "Simone de Beauvoir," interviewedby Gilbert Sigaux. La gazette des lettres 5, no. 97 (17 September): 1-2. "Les structures elementaires de la parente par Claude Levi-Strauss." Les temps modernes 7, no. 49 (October): 943-9. BffiLIOGRAPHY 209

1951 "Faut-il bruler Sade?" Les temps modernes 7, no. 74 (December): 1002­ 1033. Collected in Privileges, 9-29. Paris: Gallimard, 1955. Preface to Sade 1740-1814, Les ecrivains celebres, 226-228. Vol. 2. Paris: Lucien Mazenod. 1952 "Faut-it brtiler Sade?" Les temps modernes no. 75 (January): 1197-1230. Collected in Privileges, 9-29. Paris: Gallimard, 1955. Translated as "Must We Bum Sade?," by A. Michelson, in The . New York: Grove Press, 1966. 1954 "Entretien avec Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by J.-F. Rolland. L 'humanite dimanche (19 December): 2. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 358-362. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. Les mandarins. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as , by Leonard M. Friedman. Cleveland: World Publishing, 1956. "La pensee de droite aujourd'hui." Les temps modernes, nos. 112-113 & 114-115(April-May & June-July): 1539-1575,2219-2276.Collected in Privileges. Paris: Gallimard, 1955. 1955 "Merleau-Ponty et Ie pseudo-Sartrisme." Les temps modernes 10, nos. 114­ 115 (June-July): 2072-2122. Translated as "Merleau-Ponty and Pseudo-Sartreanism," by Veronique Zaytzeff and Frederick Morrison. International Studies in Philosophy 21 (1989): 3-48. Collected in Privileges, 203-272. Paris: Gallimard , 1955. Privileges. Paris :Gallimard. Reprinted in the Collection Idees under the title Faut-il briiler Sade? Paris: Gallimard, 1972. "Une soiree a Pekin avec Jean-Paul Sartre et Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Paul Tillard. L 'humanite dimanche (23 October). 1956 "Temoin acharge." Les temps modernes 12,no. 127-8 (September-October): 297-319. Collected inLalongue marche, 465-484.Paris:Gallimard, 1957. "Tete-a-tete avec six jeunes romancieres," interviewed by Andre Maurois . EUe (3 December). 210 TED TOADVINE

1957 La longue marche. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as The Long March , by Austryn Wainhouse. Cleveland: World Publishing, 1958. "Voici la Chine telle que je l'ai vue," interviewed by Pierre Descargues. Tribune de Lausanne (17 March). 1958 "Memoires d'unejeune fille rangee." Les temps modernes 13, nos. 147-8 & 14, no. 149 (May-June & July). Collected in Memoires d 'unejeune fille rangee. Paris : Gallimard, 1958. Memoires d 'unejeunefille rangee .Paris: Gallimard. Translated as Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter, by James Kirkup. Cleveland: World Publishing, 1959. 1959 "Brigitte Bardot and the Lolita Syndrome." Translated by Bernard Frechtman. Esquire (August) : 2-38. Reprinted as Brigitte Bardot and the Lolita Syndrome. New York: Reynal Press, 1960. French text published inLes ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 363-376. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. Introduction to Le planningfamilial, by Marie-Andree Lagrou Weill-Halle, 3-5. Paris : Maloine. 1960 "13 Preguntas a Simone de Beauvoir," interviewedby Edith Depestre. Lunes de revolucion (21 March): 36-7. "Aujourd'huiJulien Sorel serait une femme," interviewed by Maria Craipeau. France-Observateur, no. 514 (10 March) : 14-15. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 377-380 . Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Avec Sartre au Bresil par Simone de Beauvoir." Afrique-Action (5 December): 8. "Contradicoes na muhler dificultam sua emancipacao." 0 Estado de sao Paulo (9 September): 6-7. "Cuba est une democratie directe ." Text from press conference in Havana. Revolucion (Cuba) (11 March): 1,2, 12. "Cuba, la revolution exemplaire," interview of Sartre and de Beauvoir by Jean Ziegler. Dire (Geneva), no. 4 (August): 13. "Defesa da mulher por Simone de Beauvoir." 0 Estado de Sao Paulo (8 September): 11. BffiLIOGRAPHY 211

La force de I'age. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as The Prime ofLife, by Peter Green. Cleveland: World Publishing, 1962. "Nada existe de substancial na literatura de Franca de hoje," interview. 0 Estado de Sao Paulo (4 September): 14. "au en est la Revolution cubaine?" France-Observateur (7 April): 12-14. "Pour Djamila Boupacha." Le monde (2 June): 6. Preface to La grandepeurd 'aimer,by Marie-Andree Lagrou Weill-Halle, 3­ 13. Paris: Julliard-Sequana. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, editedby Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 397-400. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Sartre y Beauvoir por la Provincia de Orinete," interviewed by Lisandro Otero . Revolucion (27 February): 1-2. "Simone de Beauvoir. Entretien avec Madeleine Chapsal." In Les ecrivains enpersonne, by Madeleine Chapsal, 17-37.Paris: Julliard. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 381-396. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Simone de Beauvoir fala sobre a condicao de Mulher." 0 Estado de Sao Paulo (26 August): 10. "Suite." Les temps modernes 15, no. 171 & 16, no. 172 (June & July). Collected in La force de I 'age. Paris: Gallimard, 1960. "Voici le but aatteindre." Press conference in Paris. Liberation (2 December) and L 'express (8 December). 1961 "Lacondition feminine, par Simone de Beauvoir."La Nef18, no. 5 (January­ March): 121-127. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 401-9 . Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Contradditorio francese." L 'Europa letteraria 11, no. 9-10: 268-272. 1962 Djamila Boupacha. With Gisele Halimi. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as Djamila Boupacha, by Peter Green. New York: MacMillan, 1962. "Mesmemoires." Biblio (November): 8-11. Collected in modified form inLa force des choses. Paris: Gallimard, 1963. 1963 "La cinema nous donne sa premiere tragedie: les Abysses." Le monde (19 April): 15. Translated in Atlas (July, 1963): 118-9. "La force des choses. " Les temps modernes 18, nos. 203-5 (April-June). Collected in La force des choses. Paris: Gallimard, 1963. 212 TED TOADVlNE

Laforce des choses. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as Force ofCircumstance, by Richard Howard. New York: Putnam, 1965. 1964 "Entrevue avec Simone de Beauvoir," interviewedby Madeleine Gobeil. Cite libre, no. 15 (August-September): 30-31. Introduction to Blue Beard and Fairy Tales by Charles Perrault. Translated by Richard Howard. New York: Macmillan. "Une mort tres douce ." Les temps modernes, no. 216 (May): 1921-1985. Reprinted in Une mort tres douce. Paris: Gallimard, 1964. Une mort tres douce. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as A Very Easy Death, by Patrick O'Brian. New York: Putnam, 1966. Preface to La Bdtarde by Violette Leduc, 7-23. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as Foreword in Violette Leduc , La Btitarde, translated by Derek Coltman, v-xvi . New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Inc., 1965. 1965 "The Art ofFiction: An Interviewwith Simone de Beauvoir," interviewedby Madeleine Gobeil. Translatedby Bernard Frechtman.Paris Review 34, no. 22 (4 June) , 22-40 . French translation in Cite libre (August­ September, 1964). "Interview ofSartre and BeauvoirparAntonin J. Liehm." Rozhovor(Praha): 71-86. Preface to in Paris: His Final Years by Gisele Freund and V. B. Carleton. New York: Harcourt, Brace, and World, Inc. "Que peut la litterature?" Debate including Y. Berger, J.-P. Faye, J. Ricardou, J.-P. Sartre, and J. Semprun. Le monde, no. 249. Beauvoir's remarks appear on pp. 73-92. "Rester suject de l'histoire," interviewed by Jacques Vivien. Paris­ Normandie (19 February). "What Love Is and Isn't." McCall's (August): 53-55. 1966 Les belles images. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as Les Belles Images, by Patrick O'Brian. New York: Putnam, 1968. "Deux entretiens de Simone de Beauvoir avec Francis Jeanson." In Simone de Beauvoir ou I 'enterprise de vivre, by Francis Jeanson, 251-256; 279-297. Paris: Seuil. "lIs n'etaient pas des laches. Entretien avec Simone de Beauvoir."Le nouvel observateur (27 April) : 14-17. BIBLIOGRAPHY 213

Preface to Majorite sexuelle de la femme, by Drs. P. and E. Kronhausen [Translation ofSexualResponse in Women].Paris : Buchet-Chastel. Preface to Treblinka,by Jean-Francoise Steiner, 5-9.Paris: Artheme Fayard. "Reponse aDavid Rousset, apropos du Treblinka de J.F. Steiner." Le nou vel observateur (11 May): 2-3. "Rester sujet de I'histoire: Une interview de Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Jacques Vivien . Paris-Normandie (19 February): 7. "Samoie glavnoie dlia menia-eto dicistvie," interview with Sartre and Beauvoir. Inostranaia literatura (Moscow), no. 9 (September): 1. "Simone de Beauvoirpresente Zes belle images," interviewed by Jacqueline Piatier. Le monde (23 December): 1. 1967 "L 'Age de discretion." Les temps modernes, no. 252 (May): 1952-1981. Collected in Lafemme rompue. Paris: Gallimard, 1968. "Ecoutez cette femme.... Un entretien de Simone de Beauvoir avec Claire Etcherelli." Le nouvel observateur no. 157 (15 November): 26-28. "Jean-Paul Sartre et Simone de Beauvoir en Israel." Les cahiers Bernard Lazare, no. 10 (May): 4-20. Translated as "Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir in Israel." New Outlook 10, no. 4 (May). "Parler de la vie et non des mythes," article-interview. Literatournaia Gazeta, no. 6 (14 February) : 8. "The ofthe Other Sex in Cairo." Al Ahram (22 February). "Sartre e la De Beauvoir in memoria di Ilja Ehrenburg." L 'Unita (3 September): 7. 1968 "La femme entre le defi de la suffragette et la passivite de la femme-objet , Simone de Beauvoirtrace la voie de la femmepleinement realisee.Un grand entretien par Martine de Barsy." Penela. Connditre et comprendre, no. 16 (September): 7-17. Lafemme rompue. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as The Woman Destroyed, by Patrick O'Brian. New York: Putnam, 1969. "Intervju med Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Ved Solverg Saetre." Vinduet, no. 3 (22 August): 196-201. Preface to Simone de Beauvoir ou Ie refus d'indifference, by Laurent Gagnebin. Paris: Fischbacher. "Sve moje radosti i nazocaranjajednog doba," interviewed by D. Janekovic. Vjesnik (Zagreb) (12 May). 214 TED TOADVINE

1969 "Amour et po1itique." Le nouvel observateur, no. 222 (10-16 February): 23. "Aujourd'hui plus que jamais l'engagement," Sartre and Beauvoir interviewed by Dagmar Steinova. La vie tchecoslovaque (March): 14-15. 1970 Letter from Simone de Beauvoir to Le monde (19 October). "Pour les ouvriers, c'est 1'heure de lajustice." La cause dupeuple, no. 24 (24 June): 6-7. "Pourquoi on devient vieux? Une interview accordee aPatrick Loriot." Le nouvelobservateur, no. 279 (16 March): 48-60. "Sartre and the Second Sex: An Interview by Nina Sutton." (19 February): 11. "Simone de Beauvoir Faces up to Mortality," interviewed by Nina Sutton. The Guardian (16 February): 9. "The Terrors of Old Age," interviewed by Steve Saler. Newsweek (9 February): 54. "Via il vecchio dal ghetto: integriamolo alIa citta," interviewed by Ugo Ronfani. II Giorno (18 February): 9. La vieillesse. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as Coming ofAge, by Patrick O'Brian. New York: Putnam, 1972. 1971 "En France aujourd'hui on peut tuer impunement." J 'accuse, no. 2 (15 February). Letter from Simone de Beauvoir to M. HalIier, founder of L 'idiot international. Le monde (5 May) . "Le Manifeste des 343. Avortement. Notre ventre nous appartient." Le nouvel observateur, no. 334 (5-11 April): 5-6. 1972 "La femme revoltee. Propos recueillis par Alice Schwartzer." Le nouvel observateur, no. 379 (14-20 February): 47-54 . Translated as "Radicalization of Simone de Beauvoir," by Helen Eustis. Ms. Magazine (July): 60-63, 134. "Proces: I'avortement des pauvres. Marie-Claire C. a ete acquittee, Mais sa mere sera jugee Ie 8 novembre." Le nouvel observateur, no. 414 (16 October): 57. "Reponse aquelques femmes et aun homme." Le nouvel observateur, no. 382 (6-12 March): 40-42. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de BffiLIOGRAPHY 215

Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 498-405. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "La sexualite feminine, ce qu'elle est, ce qu'elle n'estpas. Les reponses de... Simone de Beauvoir." Mademoiselle (November): 88. "Simone de Beauvoir: La Femme est asservie a la maternite." Le nouvel observateur, no. 419 (20 November) : 58. Tout compte fait. Paris : Gallimard . Translated as All Said and Done, by Patrick O'Brian. New York: Putnam, 1974. "Women Must Take Their Destiny in Hand," interviewed by Alice Schwarzer." Militant (New York) 36, no. 18 (12 May): 4. 1973 "Changer la vie des femmes, pour qui est-ce dangereux?," interviewed by Madeleine Gobeil. LeMaclean 's (Canada) B,no. 21-2 (2 February): 41-45. Translated in part as "Beauvoir to the Barricades." Macl.ean's 86, no. 34-5 (February): 35, 66-70; and as "No Exit: A Conversation with Simone de Beauvoir by Madeleine Gobeil. Old Age as the Ultimate Experience." Macl.ean 's 86, no. 38-9 (March) : 38,44-46. "Deposition de Mme Simone de Beauvoir, ecrivain, presidente de I'Association Choisir." In Avortement: Une loi enproces: L 'affaire de bobigny, 124-128. Association Choisir. Paris: Gallimard. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 510-3. Paris: Gallimard , 1979. "L 'Enfance de Francoise Miquel." In Simone de Beauvoir: Encounters with Death, by Elaine Marks, 12-13, 138-9.New Brunswick, NJ: Press. "La Primaute du spirituel." In Simone de Beauvoir: Encounters with Death, by Elaine Marks, 22, 45-6, 140-1, 147-8. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press. "Polemique : L' autre bataille de Bobigny. Simone de Beauvoir: 'Jem'associe acette protestation.'" Le nouvel observateur (26 November): 50. Preface to Avortement: Une loi en proces: L 'affaire de bobigny, 9-14. Association Choisir. Paris: Gallimard. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir,edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 505-9. Paris : Gallimard, 1979. "Le sexisme ordinaire." Les temps modernes no. 329 (December): 1092­ 1104. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 514. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. 216 TED TOADVINE

"La Syrie et les prisonniers." Le monde (18 December). "Woman Against the System: Simone de Beauvoir. Interview by Mo Teitelbaum. Photographs by Eva Sereny." Sunday Times (29 April) : 28-31. 1974 Editorial. Nouvelles feministes, no. 1 (December): 1-2. "Happiness is a snare when the world is a horrible place-Childhood plays a central role in Beauvoir's Theory," interviewed by Carolyn Moorehead. (London) (16 May): 11. Reprinted as "A Talk with Simone de Beauvoir." New York Times Magazine (2 June): 16-34. "Les lettres d'un Juif allemand asa mere." Le monde (22 February). Preface to Divorce en France, by Claire Cayron, 7-10. Paris : Denoel ­ Gonthier. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and FemandeGontier, 515-8.Paris :Gallimard, 1979. "Presentation: Perturbation rna seeur.. .. Les femmes s'entetent" Les temps modernes 29, no. 333-4 (April-May): 1719-20. Reprinted in Les femmes s 'entetent, 11-13. Paris : Gallimard, 1975. Also reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 519-21. Paris: Gallimard , 1979. "Presidee par Simone de Beauvoir, la Ligue du droit des femmes veut abolir la prostitution." Le monde (8 March) . "Simone de Beauvoir: Marriage is a very Dangerous Institution.A Talk with Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Caroline Moorehead. Times (London) (15 May): 9. 1975 "Annee de la femme.Non au sexisme, par Simone deBeauvoir.Une interview de Janine Alaux." Marie-Claire, no. 272 (April): 86-7, 185, 187, 190,195,197,200-202. "Demain soir ala un ecrivain engage plaide la cause des femmes. Simone de Beauvoir: Le 'deuxieme sexe' toujours second. Un entretien avec Jean-Louis Servan-Schreiber." Extracts from televised interview. Le figaro (5-6 April): 24. Other extracts from this televised interview have been published as"Simone de Beauvoir:Les femmes peuvent bouleverser la societe de demain." Tele 7jours (7 April) : 30-31. BffiLIOGRAPHY 217

"Desfemmes en lutte. Commentchanges les mentalites? C'est la cle de voute des revolutions qui viennent." Round-table discussion including Beauvoir. L 'are, no. 61: 19-30. "Les femmes et les etudiants. Simone de Beauvoiret les femmes." Liberation (23 April): 4-5. "Sex, Society, and the Female Dilemma: A Dialogue between Simone de BeauvoirandBettyFriedan."SaturdayReview(14 June): 13,16-20, 56. "Simone de Beauvoir interroge Jean-Paul Sartre." L'arc, no. 61: 3-12. Reprinted in Situations X; by Jean-Paul Sartre, 116-132 . Paris: Gallimard, 1975. Translated as "Simone de Beauvoir Interviews Sartre," in Life/Situations, by and Lydia Davis, 93-108. New York: Pantheon Books, 1977. "Solidaire d'Israel. Un soutien critique." Les cahiers Bernard Lazarre, no. 51 (June): 30-37. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 522-532. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Terrorism can be Justified: An Interview with Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, by Jane Friedman." Newsweek (10 November): 56. 1976 Introduction to AmelieI, by Henri Kellner. Paris: Les Presses d'aujourd'hui. "Das Ewig Weibliche ist eine Liige," interviewed by Alice Schwartzer. Der Spiegel, no. 15 (5 April): 190-197,200-201. Extracts published in Frenchas "Polemique. L'eternel feminin . Simone de Beauvoirparle du 'deuxieme sexe' en pays socialiste." Le figaro (7 April): 24. Sightly edited full version published in French as "Simone de Beauvoir: Le deuxieme sexetrente ans apres." Marie-Claire, no. 209 (October): 15-20. "Mon point de vue, par Simone de Beauvoir: une affair scandaleuse. Lettre ouverte, adressee au presidentde tribunal de la 26< chambre." Marie­ Claire, no. 286 (June): 6. Preface to Crimes Against Women: Proceedings of the International Tribunal, edited by D. H. Russell and N. Van de Ven , xiii-xiv. Millbrae, CA: Les Femmes. Preface to Regards feminins. Condition feminine et creation litteraire, by Anne Orphir, 15-17. Paris : Denoel-Gonthier, Reprinted inLes ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 577-9. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. 218 TED TOADVINE

"Quand toutes les femmes du monde.. .." Le nouvel observateur, no. 590 (1 March): 52. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and FemandeGontier, 566-567.Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Simone de Beauvoir: The Second Sex Twenty-Five Years Later. An Interview by John Gerassi." Society 13, no. 2 (January-February): 79-85. "Talkingto a Friend-AnInterview with Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Alice Schwartzer. Ms. Magazine (July): 12-13, 15-16. 1977 "De Beauvoir on Women's Liberation," interviewed by Dorothy Tennov. Majority Report (New York) 6, no. 18 (8-21 January): 4-5, 12. "Le cas de docteur Mikhail Stem. Un appel de Mme. Simone de Beauvoir aux chefs d'Etats membres de la Conference d'Helsinki." Le monde (12 January). "Entretien de Simone de Beauvoir avec Jean-Paul Same." In Sartre. Texte integral dufilm realiseparAlexandre Astrue et Michel Contat, 33­ 42,51-52,61-64,93-97, 113-117. Paris: Gallimard. Preface to Histoires du M. 1. F., by Anne Tristan and Annie de Pisan, 7-12. Paris: Calmann-Levy, Preface to La storia, by Elsa Morante. Franklin Library Book Club. Transcript ofInterview on New York Public Television, January 17, 1977, interview by Dorothy Tennov. Spokeswoman (January). Une histoire queje me racontais. Record. "Les ecrivains de notre temps," no. 24. Dunod. 1978 "Entretiens avec Simone de Beauvoir," interviewedby Pierre Viansson-Ponte, Le monde, no. 10247-8 (10 and 11 January): 1-2. Reprinted in Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Femande Gontier, 583-592. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. "Entretien avec Simone de Beauvoir(20juin 1978)," interviewedby Yolanda Astarita Patterson. French Review 52, no. 5 (April 1979): 745-54. "Une image de Simone de Beauvoir. Entretiens avec Francoise Gardet." Le spectacle du monde, no. 192 (March): 110. "Simone de Beauvoir au pays de la vieillesse. Entretien avec Liliane Sichler." L 'express (26 June-2 July) : 90-91. "Simone de Beauvoir nousparlede ses soixante-dix ans .Les femmes et 1'age. Interview d' Alice Schwartzer."Marie-Claire, no.310 (June): 73-79. BffiLIOGRAPHY 219

1979 "Beauvoir elle-meme," interviewed by Catherine David. Le nouvel observateur, no. 741 (22-29 January): 82-90. Translated as "Becoming Yourself." Vogue 168 (May): 266, 294-297. "De l'urgence d'une loi antisexiste." Le monde (18 March): 6. "Deux chapitres inedites de L 'invitee." In Les ecritsde Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 275-316. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir. Edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier. Paris : Gallimard. "Entretien avec Claude Francis" (22 June 1976). In Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 568-576. Paris: Gallimard. "Entretiens de Jean-Raymond Audet avec Simone de Beauvoir. Paris, le 6 Juin 1969." In Simone de Beauvoirface ala mort, by Jean-Raymond Audet, 137-141. Lausanne: Editions l' Age de 1'Homme. "Une femme de notre temps. Un entretien de Simone de Beauvoiravec Jean­ Claude Lamy." France-soir (18 February): 1-2. "La femme et la creation." Text from conference in Japan, September 1966. In Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 458-74. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as "Women and Creativity," by Roisin Mallaghan, in French Feminist Thought, edited by Toril Moi, 17-32. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1987. "Interferences. Entretien de Michel Sicard avec Simone de Beauvoir et Jean Paul Sartre," interviewed by Michel Sicard. Obliques 18-19: 325­ 329. "Interview with Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Alice Jardine. : Journal ofWomen in Culture and Society 5, no. 2 (Winter): 224-35 . "Mon experience decrivain." Text from conference in Japan, September 1966.In Les ecrits de Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Claude Francis and Fernande Gontier, 439-457 . Paris : Gallimard. Preface to Le sexisme ordinaire, 7-8. Paris: Seuil. Quand prime le spirituel. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as When Things of the Spirit Come First: Five Early Tales, by Patrick O'Brian. New York: Pantheon, 1982. Simone de Beauvoir. Texte integral de la bande sonore du film de Josee Dayan et de Maika Ribowska. Paris: Gallimard. 220 TED TOADVINE

"Simone de Beauvoir: AnInterview," interviewed by Margaret A. Simons and Jessica Benjamin. Feminist Studies 5, no. 2 (Summer): 331-45 . Complete version reprinted in Beauvoir and The Second Sex: , Race, and the Origins ofExistentialism, by Margaret A. Simons, 1-21. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 1999. 1981 La Ceremonie des adieux suivi de Entretiens avec Jean-Paul Sartre. Aoiit­ Septembre 1974. Paris: Gallimard. Translatedas Adieux:A Farewell to Sartre, by Patrick O'Brian. New York: Pantheon, 1984. "Interview with Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Hazel Rowley and Renate Reismann. Hecate (Brisbane, Australia) 7, no. 2: 90. "Sartre grandeurnature ," interviewedby Jean-Paul Enthovenet al.Le Nouvel Observateur, no. 959 (25 March): 50-66. "Simone de Beauvoir et le 8 Mars: 'Le Feminisme n'est pas menace," interviewed by Christiane Chombeau and Josyane Savigneau. Le Monde , no. 11851 (6-7 March): 1, 16. "Sur quelque problemes actuels du feminisme: entretien avec Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Genevieve Brisac, Marie-Jo Dharemas, and Irene Thery, La revue d 'en face 9-10. 1983 "Sartre Interviews Simone de Beauvoir." Le Nouvel Observateur, no. 969 (15-21 April) . "Simone de BeauvoirTa1ks about Sartre," interviewed by Alice Schwartzer. Ms. Magazine 5 (4 July): 12. 1984 "Les Aveux de Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Michele Stouvenot. Journal du Dimanche, no. 1950 (22 April): 7. "Conversations avec Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Lilian Lazar. Simone de Beauvoir Studies 2 (Fall): 4-11. Simone de Beauvoiraujourd'hui:Six entretiens, by Alice Schwartzer. Paris: Mercure de France. First published in German as Simone de Beauvoir: Gesprache an 10 Jahren 1971-1983. Reinbeck bei Hamburg: Rowohlt Verlag GmbH, 1983. Translated (from French) as After the Second Sex: Conversations with Simone de Beauvoir, by Marianne Howarth. New York: Pantheon, 1984. "Simone de Beauvoir, feministe," interviewed by Helene Pedneaultand Marie Sabourin. La Vie en rose, no. 16 (March): 25-36. BIBLIOGRAPHY 221

"Simone de Beauvoir parlez nous d'elle," interviewed by Anne Zelinsky. Hommes et libertes 33(March): 1-11. "My Life.. . This Curious Object: Simone de Beauvoir on Autobiography," interviewedby Deirdre Bair. New York Literary Forum: 12-13, 237­ 245. "Women's Rights in Today's World: An Interview with Simone de Beauvoir," interviewedby Deirdre Bair.1984Brittanica Bookofthe Year, 27-8. Chicago: Encyclopedia Brittanica. 1985 "Interviewwith Simone de Beauvoir (June 24, 1970)," interviewedby Michel Fabre. In The World ofRichard Wright. Jackson: University Press ofMississippi. "Simone de Beauvoir 'J'ai recu Shoah comme un choc'," interviewed by Patrice Carmouze. Le Quotidean de Paris (30 April): 29. "Simone de Beauvoir: Ie desaveu," interviewed by Cathy Bernheim and Antoine Spire. Le Matin (5 December) . "Simone de Beauvoir: La Traversee des temps modernes," interviewed by Jean Mery. Le Matin (30 October): 22-3. 1986 "Interview with Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Helene Wenzel. In Simone de Beauvoir: Witness to a Century. Special Issue of Yale French Studies 72: 5-32. "Lettres de Simone de Beauvoir." Edited by Marie Denis. Les Cahiers du Grif, no. 34 (Winter): 11-16. "La Revue litteraire des femmes," interviewed by Helene Wenzel. The Woman's Review ofBooks 111, no. 6 (March): 11. 1989 "Interview with Simone de Beauvoir, September 14, 1985," interviewed by Yolanda Astarita Patterson. In Simone de Beauvoir and the Demystification ofMotherhood,by Yolanda Astarita Patterson, 319­ 347. Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press. "Two Interviews with Simone de Beauvoir," interviewed by Margaret A. Simons. Hypat ia 3 (Winter): 11-27. Reprinted in RevaluingFrench Feminism: Critical Essays onDifference,Agency, Culture, edited by Nancy Fraser and Sandra Lee Bartky, 25-41. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1992. 222 TED TOADVINE

1990 Lettres aSartre. Edited by Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir. Paris: Gallimard. Edited and translated as Letters to Sartre, by Quintin Hoare. New York: Arcade Publishing, 1992. Journal de guerre: Septembre 1939-Janvier 1941. Edited by Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir. Paris: Gallimard. 1992 "Lettres de Simone de Beauvoirasa soeur,"presentedby Helene de Beauvoir in collaboration with SeldaCarvalho.Simone de BeauvoirStudies 9. 1997 Lettres aNelson Algren. Un amour transatlantique. 1947-1964. Edited by Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir. Paris: Gallimard. Translated as A Transatlantic Love Affair: Letters to Nelson Algren, by Sylvie Le Bonde Beauvoir, Sara Holloway, VanessaKling, Kate LeBlanc, and Ellen Gordon Reeves. New York: The New Press, 1998.

II. SELECTED SECONDARY SOURCES (Listed Chronologically)

Secondary sources have been selected according to the following criteria: (a) works explicitly discussing existential phenomenological themes in Beauvoir's work; (b) works discussing Beauvoir's philosophical relationship with existential phenomenology or existential phenomenological authors; (c) works elucidating Beauvoir's personal relationship with Sartre and other representatives ofexistential phenomenology; (d) significant critical responses to Beauvoir's philosophical writings, including those representative ofearly assessments ofher work and those of significant philosophical or personal importance for Beauvoir. Recent philosophical works on Beauvoir have been consulted to assure the inclusion of those works having the greatest impact on recent scholarship in the field. In addition, The Philosopher's Index on CD-ROM and Simone de Beauvoir: An Annotated Bibliography, by Joy Bennett and Gabriella Hochmann (New York: Garland, 1988), have been particularly helpful. The latter provides annotations for many of the following entries, as well as a much larger selection of secondary sources on Beauvoir.

1945 Blanchot, Maurice. "Les Romans de Same." L 'Arc 2, no. 3 (October): 121­ 134. Blin, Georges. "Simone de Beauvoir et Ie probleme de l'action." Fontaine, no. 45 (October): 716-730. BIBLIOGRAPHY 223

Borel, P. M. "Pyrrhus et Cineas." L 'Esprit 108 (March): 593-595. Emmanuel, Pierre. "Reflexions sur une mise au point." Fontaine, no. 41 (April): 107-112. Merleau-Ponty, Maurice. "Le Roman et la metaphysique." Cahiers de sud 270 (March). Reprinted in Sens et non-sens, by Maurice Merleau­ Ponty, 34-52. Paris : Nagel, 1948; Gallimard, 1996. Translated as "Metaphysics and the Novel" in Sense and Non-Sense, by and Patricia Dreyfus, 26-40. Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1964. Translation reprinted in Critical Essays on Simone de Beauvoir, edited by Elaine Marks, 31-44. : G. K. Hall,1987. Thiebaut, Marcel. Review ofThe Blood ofOthers. Revue de Paris 52, no. 9: 107-8. 1946 Magny, Claude-Edmonde. "Les Romans : Existentialisme et litterature." Poesie (Paris) 46, no. 29 (January): 58-67. 1947 Anonymous. "De Beauvoir Speaks on Recent Literary Attitudes ofFrance." Vassar Miscellany News (12 February): 3-4. Anonymous. "'s Tenets Explained." The New Orleans Times­ Picayune (2 April) . Anonymous. "French Novelist Delivers Lecture to Group in French." The Thresher. The Rice Institute (29 March) . Anonymous. "FrenchNovelist Speaks at Vassar." PoughkeepsieNew Yorker (8 February). Anonymous."La Responsabilite de 1'Ecrivain."DailyPrincetonian (22 & 24 April) . Anonymous. "LaResponsabilite de 1'Ecrivain." Gazette (18 April) . Anonymous ."Topic ofLecture is Existentialism." Smith College Scan 41 (15 April) : 1. Domenach, J. M. L 'Esprit 15, no. 4: 711-712. Stock, Ernest. "La Responsabilite de I'ecrivain." DailyPrincetonian, no. 72 (22-24 April). Sylvestre, Guy. "Existentialisme et Iitterature." La Revue de I'Universite de Laval 6: 423-433 . 224 TED TOADVINE

1948 Bays, Gwendolyn. "Simone de Beauvoir: Ethics and Art." Yale French Studies, no. 1 (Spring-Summer): 106-112. Davy, M. M. Review ofThe Ethics ofAmbiguity. Le Nef, no. 39 (February): 148-150. McLaughlin,Richard."MouthingBasic Existentialism." Saturday Reviewof Literature 31, no. 29 (17 July): 13. 1949 Blanchot, Maurice. La Part de feu . Paris : Gallimard. Child, Arthur. Review of The Ethics ofAmbiguity. Ethics 59 (July) : 292. "Conditional Freedom." Anonymous review of The Ethics ofAmbiguity. Times Literary Supplement (London) (9 September): 589. Cumming, Robert. Review of The Ethics of Ambiguity. Journal of Philosophy 46: 857-868. Hartt, Julian N. "On the Possibility ofan Existential Philosophy." Review of Metaphysics 3: 95-106. Jolivet, Regis. "La Morale de I'ambiguite de Simone de Beauvoir." Revue Thomiste 49, no. 1-2: 278-285. Kemp, Robert. "Evades de l'existentialisme." Les Nouvelles litteraires (4 August): 2. 1950 Ames, Van Meter. "Existentialism: Irrational, Nihilistic." The Humanist 10 (Fall): 15-22. Hart, S. L. Review of The Ethics of Ambiguity. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 10: 445-7. Jeanson, Francis. "Simone de Beauvoir: Le Deuxiemesexe." Revue du caire 12 (March): 403-8. 1951 Caillet, Gerard. "Simone de Beauvoir."Hommes et Mondes 6, no. 58 (May): 745-747. Jenkins, Iredell . "Some Large Scale Moral Theorizing." The Review of Metaphysics 5 (December):309-326. Salvan, J. L. "Le Scandale de la multiplicite des consciences chez Huxley, Sartre, et Simone de Beauvoir." Symposium 5, no. 2 (November): 198-215. Reprinted in 1.L. Salvan, The Scandalous Ghost (Detroit: Wayne State, 1967). BffiLIOGRAPHY 225

1952 Grene, Marjorie. "Authenticity: An Existential Virtue." Ethics 62, no. 4 (July): 266-273. --,. "A nous la liberte." New Republic 128 (9 March): 22-23 . Hardwick, Elizabeth. "The Subjection ofWomen." Partisan Review 20, no. 3 (May-June): 321-331. Perroud, Robert. "Esistenzialismo, logica e sensibilita umana." Vita e Pensiero 35 (October): 583-586. 1953 Mead, Margaret. "A SR Panel Takes Aim at The Second Sex ." Saturday Review ofLiterature 36, no. 8. 1954 De Boesdeffre, Pierre. "L'Oeuvre de Simone de Beauvoir." Combat (9 December). Reuillard, Gabriel. "Simone de Beauvoir-'papesse' de l'existentialisme." Paris-Normandie (17 February). 1955 Merleau-Ponty, Maurice. "Les femmes sont-elles des hommes?" L 'Express 88 (29 January): 4. Translated as "Are Women Men?", by Michael B. Smith, in Texts andDialogues, edited by Hugh J. Silverman and James Barry, Jr., 21-3. Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Press, 1992. Monnerot, Jules. "Zero aMme de Beauvoir." Parisienne: Revue litterarie mensuelle 30 (July): 831-840. Patri, Aime , "Mme de Beauvoir et la pseudo-marxisme." Preuves, no. 56 (October): 94-5. Peyre, Henri. " and Simone de Beauvoir." The Contemporary French Novel, edited by Henri Peyre, 240-262. New York: . West,Anthony. "PrisonofWretchedness." The New Yorker 30 (5 February): 109-112. 1956 Aron, Raymond. "Mme de Beauvoir et la pensee de droite ." Le Figaro Litteraire 12 (21 January): 5. Murdoch, Iris. "At One Remove From Tragedy." The Nation 182 (9 June): 493-494. 226 TED TOADVINE

1957 Freehof, SolomonB. "Existentialism: World'sDespair." CarnegieMagazine 31 (April): 120-125. Nahas, Helene. La Femme dans la litterature existentialiste. Paris: PUF. 1958 Genet, Jean. "Letter from Paris." The New Yorker (8 November): 186-194. 1959 Barnes, Hazel. The Literature of Possibility: A Study in Humanistic Existentialism. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. Partially reprinted in Simone de Beauvoir:A Critical Reader, edited by Elizabeth Fallaize, 157-170. London: , 1998. Robinet, Andre. "Le de la litterature existentialiste de choc." Critique 15 (March): 228-232. 1960 Chapsal, Madeleine. "A Union without Issue." Reporter 23, no. 23: 40-46. Otero, Lisandro. "Sartre y Beauvoirpor la Provincia di Orienti." Revolucion (Cuba) (27 February). 1961 Girard, Rene. "Memoirs ofa Dutiful Existentialist." Yale French Studies 27 (Spring-Summer): 41-6. Mesnard, Pierre. "Le Pot-au-feu existentialist." La France Catholique (10 March). Prosch, Harry. "The Problem of Ultimate Justification." Ethics 71 (April 1961): 155-174. 1962 Hourdin, Georges. Simone de Beauvoir et la liberte . Paris: Cerf. 1963 Donohue, H. E. F. Conversations with Nelson Algren. New York: Hill & Wang. Mauriac, Francois, Review ofForce ofCircumstance. Le Figaro Litteraire, no. 917 (14 November): 24. Wasmund, Dagny. Der "Skandal '' der Simone de Beauvoir. Munich: Max Huber. 1964 Fitch, Brian T. Le sentiment d'etrangete chez Malraux, Sartre, Camus et Simone de Beauvoir. Paris: Minard. Houston, Mona Tobin. "The Sartre ofMadame de Beauvoir." Yale French Studies 30: 23-9. BffiLIOGRAPHY 227

Kleppner, Amy M. "Philosophy and the LiteraryMedium: The Existentialist Predicament." Journal ofAesthetics and 23, no. 2 (Winter): 207-218. 1965 Barrett, W. "Married in Heaven." The Atlantic 215 (May): 150. Beis, Richard H. "Atheistic Existentialist Ethics: A Critique." The Modern Schoolman 42 (January): 153-178. De Urmeneta, Fermen. "Sobre estetica Sartreana-Beauvoiriana: Sartre 0 el existencialismo anticonformista." Revista de Ideas Esteticas 23 (April-June): 39-42. Gobeil, Madeleine. "Sartre Talks." Vogue (New York) 146 (July): 72-3. Reprinted in Simone de Beauvoir, by Serge Julienne-Caffie, 38-43. Paris: Gallimard, 1966. Kazin, Alfred. "Sartre's Boswell." Reporter 33 (1 July): 32. Montagu, Ashley, and 1. M. Demos. "Inscrutable Priestess: Letters to the Editor." Harper's Magazine 230 (6 January): 6. Nelson, Algren. "The Question ofSimone de Beauvoir."Harper's Magazine (May): 134-6. Sturm, Douglas. "Natural Law and the Ethics ofSimone de Beauvoir." The Bucknell Review 11, no. 2 (May): 88-101. 1966 Berghe, Christian van den. Dictionnaire des idees dans I'oeuvre de Simone de Beauvoir. The Hague: Mouton. Jeanson, Francis. Simone de Beauvoir ou I'enterprise de vivre. Paris: Seuil. Partially reprinted and translated in Simone de Beauvoir: A Critical Reader, edited by Elizabeth Fallaize, 111-119. London: Routledge, 1998. ---. "Une Prison de luxe." Le Nouvel Observateur (14 December). 1968 Gagnebin, Laurent. Simone de Beauvoir ou Ie refus de l'indifference. Paris: Fischbacher. Sheridan, James F. "On and Politics, a Polemic." Dialogue 7, no. 3: 449-460. 1969 Lilar, Suzanne. Le malentendu du Deuxieme sexe. Paris : PUF. 1970 Durant, Will and Ariel Durant. "Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir." In Interpretations ofLife: A Survey ofContemporary Literature, 228 TED TOADVINE

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Kristana Arp (ph.D.,University ofCalifornia, San Diego, 1987) is Associate Professor and Chair ofthe PhilosophyDepartmentat Long Island University, Brooklyn. She is the author ofarticles on Edmund Husser! and Simone de Beauvoir. Her book, The Bonds ofFreedom: The Existentialist Ethics of Simone de Beauvoir, will be published in 2001 . At present she is at work on a book comparingexistentialistconceptions offreedom with other conceptions offreedom in the history ofphilosophy.

Michael Barber (Ph.D., , 1985) is Professor ofPhilosophy at St. Louis University. He is author ofnumerous articles and four books: Social Typification and the Elusive Other (1988), Guardian ofDialogue (1993), Ethical (1998), and Equality and Difference (forthcoming). His current interests are the phenomenology of the social world, ethics, and philosophy and race. At present he is working on a biography ofAlfred Schutz.

Debra Bergoffen is Professor of Philosophy, Director of the Women's Studies Research and Resource Center, and a member ofthe faculty at George Mason University. Her writings focus on epistemological, ethical, and feminist issues raised by the work ofNietzsche, Lacan , Irigaray, and Beauvoir. She is the author of the book The Philosophy ofSimone de Beauvoir: Gendered Phenomenologies, Erotic Generosities, the writer of numerousjournal and anthology articles, and the editorofseveral collections ofessays.

Suzanne Cataldi (Ph.D. ,Rutgers University, 1991) is Associate Professorof Philosophy and Coordinator ofthe Women's Studies Program at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. She is the author ofEmotion, Depth and Flesh: A Study ofSensitive Space (1993). She has published articles in the areas offeminism, phenomenology, and ethics and is currently working on a manuscript applying Merleau-Ponty's philosophy to contemporary social Issues.

Elizabeth Fallaize (Ph.D ., Exeter University, 1984) is Reader in French at Oxford University and Fellow of St. John 's College. She has published a range ofartilces and books on modern and women's writing. Her most recent books are: French Fiction in the Mitterrand Years (2000, 254 with C. Davis), Simone de Beauvoir: A Critical Reader (1998), French Women's Writing: RecentFiction (1993), TheNovels ofSimone de Beauvoir (1988).

EdwardFullbrookis a regular contributorto economicsjournals and editor ofIntersubjectivity inEconomics (forthcoming). Kate Fullbrookis Professor ofLiterary Studies at the University ofthe WestofEngland and the author of Katherine Mansfield (1986) and Free Women: Ethics and in Twentieth-Century Women's Fiction (1990). Together the Fullbrooks have co-authored numerous essays and two books on Beauvoir: Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre: The Remaking of a Twentieth-Century Legend (1993/1994) and Simone de Beauvoir: A Critical Introduction (1998).

Eva Gothlin (Ph.D., Goteborg University, 1991) has a post as Researcher at the DepartmentofGender Studies, Goteborg University. She is the author of numerous articles and the bookSex and Existence: Simone de Beauvoir 's 'Le deuxiemesex' (1996). She is currently working on a book about the ethics of Simone de Beauvoir.

Sarah Clark Miller (M.A., State University ofNew York at Stony Brook, 1999) is a doctoral candidate in the Philosophy Department of the State University of New York at Stony Brook. Her current research interests include ethics, phenomenology, and feminist theory. She is writing a dissertation on vulnerability, embodiment, and ethics.

Wendy O'Brien (M.A., University ofWestern Ontario, 1991) is a doctoral candidate in the Philosophy Department at the University ofWaterloo and is a professor of social and political studies at Humber College in Toronto, Canada.Herresearch interests include phenomenology, the philosophy oflaw, and contemporarypolitical theory, Her dissertation,titled "Encountering the Other: Simone de Beauvoir and the Phenomenology of Recognition," examines the influence ofHegel and HusserI on Beauvoir's work.

Margaret A. Simons (Ph.D., Purdue University, 1977) is Professor in the Department of Philosophical Studies at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville and Co-Director of the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy. She is the author ofBeauvoirand 'The Second Sex ': 255

Feminism, Race, and the Origins ofExistentialism (1999) and numerous articles on Beauvoir's philosophy. A founding editor ofHypatia:A Journal ofFeminist Philosophy, she is co-editor, with Azizah al-Hibri, ofHypatia Reborn: Essays in Feminist Philosophy (1990), and editor of Feminist Interpretations of Simone de Beauvoir (1995), and "The Philosophy of Simone de Beauvoir," a special issue ofHypatia (Fall 1999). She is currently co-editing, with Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir, a six volume series ofSimone de Beauvoir's philosophically significant texts in English translation.

Ursula Tidd is a Lecturer in French in the Department ofFrench Studies, University of Manchester, UK. She has published a book on Beauvoir's literature and philosophy, Simone de Beauvoir, Gender and Testimony (1999) and recently co-edited Womenin Contemporary France (with Abigail Gregory) (2000). She has also published a range ofchapters and articles on Beauvoir's writing and in the broader field ofgender studies injoumals such as Hypatia and Women in French Studies. Her current research interests remain Beauvoir's literary and philosophical writing, French authobiographical writing, and the relationship between literature and ethics.

Ted Toadvine (Ph.D., The University of Memphis, 1996) is Assistant Professor ofPhilosophy at Emporia State University. In addition to authoring and translating essays in the areas of phenomenology and continental philosophy, he is co-editor of Merleau-Ponty's Reading of Husser! (forthcoming) and Eco-Phenomenology: Back to the Earth Itself (forthcoming), and co-translator of Renaud Barbaras's The Being of the Phenomenon: An Essay on Merleau-Ponty 's Ontology (forthcoming). His current interests include , the phenomenology ofaesthetic experience, and the history ofthe philosophy ofnature. Index ofTopics action, 109 consciousness oftime, 29 addressee, 81 conversion, 22 African-Americans, 150, 157 counterfactua1 ideals, 160 aging, 113, 118, 129 critique, 36, 38 allegory, 74 desire, 26f, 95, 102f, 188, 189, ambiguity, 86, 95, 97,187, 188, 192f, 197 189, 192f, 195f despair, 20, 22, 95 ambivalence, 92f, 104 determinism, 29, 31 anticipation, 112 dialogue, 150, 158f argumentation, 159 diary, 17ff, 29, 35, 39 authenticity, 22, 47 dictatorships, 156 author, 120 diplome , 19,24,32 autobiography, 119-125 disability, 89, 96 autonomy, 188, 193, 197,201 disclosure, 22f, 46ff bad faith, 22, 91, 93, 102ff discourse, 157f Beauvoir's legacy, 187 discrimination, 15H, 155, 174 becoming, 29, 38 dispositions, 170 being, 21, 85, 106 doubling, 138-145 body, 115-116, 196, 199 economic interests, 156 body-subject, 86ff egoism, 25 bond, 197,202 elan vital, 30 bourgeoisie, 151 embodied subjectivity, 129, 136, British Empiricism, 9, 55 139, 142 carnal bond , 201 embodiment, 37f, 55, 85, 88 Cartesianism, 44, 45 equality, 88, 150f, 153 Catholicism, 22, 29, 33, 37f erotic, 200ff chiasm, 100 eroticism, 95ff, 101, 103, 191 childhood, 23, 29 essences, 34 choice, 29, 31, 91 ethic ofthe project, 165f co-existence, 90 ethical relationship, 190 collaboration, 120 ethics, 21f, 136ff, 168, 170, collusion, 91, 94 172ff, 189, 192, 194 communicative rationality, 154 exclusion, 151 Communist party, 180 existence, 85 compassion, 152 existential ground, 190 complicity, 25, 91 existential phenomenology, 1, 5f, consciousness, 163, 167, 188, 28,32,39,42,44,48,50, 189, 193f 68,85, 184 258 existentialist ethics, 175, 184 joy, 195 experience, 31,34 Laforce de l 'dge, 35, 180ff ,141f Laforce des choses, 180 faith,21f L 'Amerique au jour Ie jour, 161 female philosophers, 41 language, 82, 89 female sexuality, 96, 98 La vieillesse, 127-138 femininity, 86, 94, 96 Le deuxieme sexe, 17, 24f, 29, feminism, 1, Sf, 203 30, 179 flesh, 100, 168, 199,201 Le sang des autres , 182 for-itself, 139f Les mandarins, 180 freedom, 25, 31,37,94, 141~ L 'invitee, 24, 54f, 57, 59, 60 149, 165f, 169, 175f, 184f, literature , 20f 190ff "Litterature et metaphysique," 20 frigidity, 96f, 100f lived body, 85, 96, 105 future, 184 lived experience, 135, 138, 144f gender, 29, 93f, 196 loss ofvoice, 92f gender socialization, 86 love, 24f, 31 generosity, 171f, 191, 194ff, marriage , 31 202f Marxism, 45, 50, 136 gift, 164, 171, 191, 194, 197f mass movements, 153 given, 30 mass society, 151 God,21,24,29, 188, 194,201 master-slave, 50 habitual body, 115 materialism, 180 history, 181, 184 maternity, 78, 80 history ofphilosophy, 49 Memoires d 'une jeune fille humanism, 198 rangee,19f idealism, 56 memories, 92 identity, 139, 145 menopause, 79 imagery, 70, 72, 77 , 72n, 82f images, 142f metaphysical hypocracy, 93 immanence,56,62,87 method,20 impotency, 95 methodology, 21, 28, 30ff, 39 in-itself, 139f Mitsein , 46f integration, 153 modernity , 184 ,94, 178, 187ff, morality, 160, 165 192ff, 199,201 moral-practical rationality, 158 interpretation, 155 mysticism, 32ff intersubjectivity, 3f, 46 mystification, 88 259 myth, 70f, 74f, 82f politics, 151, 156, 193f narration, 12Iff Pour une morale de I'ambiguite, nature, 169 22,24,175-185 non-being, 105f praxis, 137 nothingness, 25 praying mantis, 76f, 80 object, 162 pregnancy, 78, 81 old age, 106, 127-147 prejudices, 163, 165ff, 172 oppression, 51, 89 presence, 29 other, cf. selfand other present, 118 passion, 192 present body, 115 past, 118 pre-theoretical level, 170 paternalism, 172 privacy, 153 patriarchy, 189, 196, 198f, 201 private sphere, 154 perception, 62,88, 95f, 100f, project, 193 106, 164 , 155 Personalism, 32 protention, 112 phenomenological difference, Quand prime Ie spirituel, 23, 35 196 race, 149, 152, 161, 168 phenomenological method, 133, racism, 168 135f, 138 rationality, 161 phenomenological movement, 14, reader, 120 31,45 reality,164 phenomenological reduction, 22, reason, 152, 157, 173 36, 162, 171 reciprocity, 194, 197f phenomenology, 2ff, 6f, 18, 31ff, recognition, 137, 197 43,48,50,89,156,162L recollection, 112 165ff, 172f, 177ff, 192 relationship, 197, 199 philosophy ofhistory, 48-51 repression, 92, 94 physiology, 71, 79 reproduction, 70ff pluralism, 152, 156, 158ff, 173 resentment, 97 plurality, 154, 173 Resistance, 182f polis, 150 responsibility, 93, 170, 202 political community, 154 retention, 112 political project, 190 reversibility, 101, 105f political reason, 157 revolution, 153 political sphere, 153 risk,201 political theory, 159, 173 romance, 200 political violence, 176 sacrifice, 27 260 salvation, 34 World Warn, 175, 182 segregation, 149 selfand other, 24ff, 187, 189f, 197 self-deception, 22f, 26 selflessness, 27 sexuality, 102f sexual desire, 99 sexual differentiation, 72ff shame, 96 situated subject, 177, 179, 185 situation, 51, 131f, 135 skepticism, 33 slavery, 27, 151 social sphere, 153f solipsism, 24, 27 Spanish Civil War, 181 speech,88,90 subject, 162, 187ff, 193 subjective interpretation, 161 subjective viewpoint, 156 subjectivity, 37, 166,201 tactility, 104 techniques ofbracketing, 200 temporality,107-125 terrorism, 182 things themselves, 163 time, 106 titles, 109 touch, 105 Thomists,32 transcendence, 56, 62, 86f, 95 transcendental ego, 121 typification, 156 void, 21, 26 vulnerability, 199ff world, 194 World War I, 181 Index ofNames

Alain, 28· Brentano, Franz, 50, 55 Allen, Jeffner, 43n, 44n Brunschvicg, Leon, 19, 33 Apel, Karl-Otto, l59n, l60n, Camus, Albert, 124 l6l,173n Cataldi, Susan, 10, 168n Aquinas, 32, 73 Champigneulle, 124 Aragon, Louis, 28 Claudel, 22, 29 Arendt, Hannah, llf, 149, 150- Compton, John J., 44n 160, 161, 165, 173f Darwin, Charles, 79 , 73, 189 Descartes, 26, 36f, 55,163,171, Arland, Marcel, 29 188 Aron,Raymond,2,35,111 Deutscher, Penelope, 128, 141 Arp, Kristana, 12f, 89n, 91n, Embree, Lester, 43n 185n Engels, 48 Augustine, 11, 119 Euchen, Rudolf, 28 Bair, Deirdre, 42n, 111, 183n Fallaize, Elizabeth, 8f, 161, 177, Barber, Michael B., 7, llf, 164n 178n Barbier, 30 Fanon, Franz, 168n Baruzi, Jean, 3, 8, 19,32-37 Fouillee, Alfred, 74 Beauvoir, Simone de, passim Fullbrook, Kate and Edward, 4n, Beauvoir, Sylvie Le Bon de, 18 7, 8f, 17,42, 55n, 59n, Bechet, Sydney, 171 101ff,109 Benhabib, Seyla, 158 Gerassi, Fernando and Stepha, Benjamin, Jessica, 4 181 Bergoffen, Debra, 13f, 17, 22f, Giacometti, Alberto, 124 42n, 44n, 45n, 46n, 48,49n, Gilligan, Carol, 28 75n, 95n, 102n, 128n, 129, Gilson, Etienne, 32 l36n, 165, l66n, l77n Gobeil, Madeleine, 5, 10, 133 Bergson, Henri, 8, 28, 29-32, 34, Gothlin, Eva, 4n, 8, 17, 22, 42n, 36, 107n 49n, 113n, 129n, 130n, Berkeley, 54 136n Berlin, Isaiah, 54 Groethuysen, Bernard, 34f Bernasconi, Robert, 160 Gurvitches, Georges, 35 Bernstein, Richard, 151, 157 Habermas, Jiirgen, 159, 161, Biran, Maine de, 32 170,713n Bohman, James, 153, 154n, 157n Hegel, G.W.F., 4,6,8,41, 48ff, Bos, Charles du, 19 73, 110 Bost, Jacques , 81 Heidegger, Martin, 8, 12,35,41, Bourla, 124 43ff, 107f, 113f, 130, 164, 262

165n,177f Magnani,Anna, 171 Heinamaa, Sara, 3n, 43n, 129n, Magnes,Judah,160 BIn Marcel, Gabriel, 18, 29 Hering, Jean, 34f Marks, Elaine, 127n, 133n, 134, Hewett, Leah, 122 137 Hrdy,Sarah,9,69,81 Marx, Karl, 6, 41, 48f, 181 Hume, David, 54 Mauriac, 22,29 Husserl , Edmund, 2ff, 7f, 10, Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, 8, 10, 12f, 31, 35ff, 41, 43, 44ff, 20,36,37-38,39,46,53, 48ff, 55, 58n, 59n, 107, 58n, 590, 65, 85ff, 92ff, 108ff, 121, 127ff, 145, 149, 100, 105, 107f, 110f, 116, 163,165, 167, 172, 173n, 124f, 128, 130, 162, 164, 174, 177f, 188 167, 172, 177ff Hyppo1ite, Jean, 49f Mezzrow, 172 James, William, 31f Miller, Sarah Clark, 11 Jaspers, Karl, 29, 44 Mohanty, J.N., 43n Joseph, Gilbert, 125n Moi, Toril, 41n, 42n, 67f, 80, Kafka, Franz, 116 83, 108, 180n Kant, 9, 21, 36f, 56, 57, 154ff, Montaigne, 18 173 Moubachir, Chantal, 110, 112, Keller, Evelyn Fox, 9, 69, 81, 114n 82,83 Myrdal, Gunnar, 166 Kierkegaard, Seren, 29, 42ff Nietzsche, Friedrich, 28 Klaw, Barbara, 18 Parshley, H.M., 67, 73n, 76 Kojeve, Alexandre, 49f Pascal, 18, 29 Kruks, Sonia, 17,42n, 46n, 1090 Pericles, 156 Lacion, Elizabeth 'Zaza,' 124 Philibert, Michel, 142f Lagneau,28 Pilardi, Jo-Ann, 4n, 43n, 129n, LeDreuff, Michele, 17, 41n, 42, 140f 45n , 9, 53f, 60, 62ff, 73, 150, Leibniz, 18f, 23, 3lff 154,157,173 Lejeune, Philippe, 122f Pontremoli, 33 Levinas, Emmanuel, 8,35, 169f, Renouvier, Charles, 32 172,173n Rockmore, Tom, 44n Levi-Strauss, Claude, III Sartre, Jean-Paul, 1, 2, 8, 17ff, Levy, Georgette, 22, 26, 33,36 2lff, 26ff, 35, 37, 39, 4lff, Locke, John, 54 50,59n,68,71,80, 83, Mademoiselle Mercier, 22, 31 10lff, 108, Ill, 113, 120n, 263

121n, 122n, 123, 130, Weiss, Gail, 136, 168n 139, 140, 142, 162, Wellmer, Albrecht, 159 165ff, 172, 177ff Wright, Richard, 161, 168, 17lf Scheler, Max, 8, 35, 164, 168n, Young, Iris, 44n 172 Schneider, 95f, 115 Schopenhauer, Puthur,28,32 Schubert, 112 Schutz, Alfred, 155f, 161 Seigfried, Charlene Haddock, 68f, 77, 81, 83 Shaw, Bernard, 167 Shestov, Lev, 34f Simons, Margaret, 3f, 7f, lOn, l7,4ln,42n,67,92n,128n, BOn, 16ln, l78n Socrates, 62 Sokolowski, Robert, 2n Spiegelberg, Herbert, l8n, 31, 32ff, 36, 43n, 45n, 48n, 49 Stekel, Wilhelm, 96 Stumpf, Carl, 50 Suleiman, Susan, l82n Tidd, Ursula, 10f Toadvine, Theodore, 14 Tong, Rosemarie, 89 Trotsky, Leon, 181 Truman, Harry S., 162 Valery, Paul, 28 Van Breda, Father, 58n Villa, Dana R., 47n Vintges, Karen, 17, 42n, 43, 44n, 45n, 48,49n, l29n, l30n, BIn, 133n, 135 Ward, Julie K., 89n Warner, Marina, 70 Warnock,Mary, 123, l24n Weil, Simone, 28 Contributions to Phenomenology

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