Simone de Beauvoir's Notions of Appeal, Desire, and Ambiguity and their Relationship to Jean-Paul Sartre's Notions of Appeal and Desire

Gothlin, Eva

doi:10.2979/hyp.1999.14.4.83

Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy

1999

DOI: 10.2979/hyp.1999.14.4.83

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Simone de Beauvoir's Notions of Appeal, Desire, and Ambiguity and their Relationship to Jean-Paul Sartre's Notions of Appeal and Desire

Eva Gothlin¹

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“… 14. Gothlin writes that Beauvoir's authentic love is “founded upon reciprocal recognition, friendship, generosity, and understanding” (Gothlin 1999, 88). …”

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Love, Ethics, and Authenticity: Beauvoir's Lesson in What It Means to Read

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Beauvoir's distinction between romantic and authentic love offers us an opportunity for thinking through the complex relations among philosophy, reading, and love. If we accept her account of romantic love as a flawed, dependent mode of being, and her suggestion that an authentic love-one that engages maturely with the other-is possible, then we might take the risk of thinking of reading in these terms.

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“… 14. Gothlin writes that Beauvoir's authentic love is “founded upon reciprocal recognition, friendship, generosity, and understanding” (Gothlin 1999, 88). …”

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Love, Ethics, and Authenticity: Beauvoir's Lesson in What It Means to Read

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Simone de Beauvoir's Notions of Appeal, Desire, and Ambiguity and their Relationship to Jean-Paul Sartre's Notions of Appeal and Desire

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Love, Ethics, and Authenticity: Beauvoir's Lesson in What It Means to Read

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