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29 de mar. de 2019 · The Woman Destroyed by Simone de Beauvoir (1908 – 1986) published first in French in 1967 as La Femme Rompue, presents a trio of novellas (or, one could argue, long short stories). The French author, existential philosopher, political activist, and feminist has remained best known for The Second Sex (1949).
With two short pieces followed by the novella 'The Woman Destroyed', she charts commonalities: women who live through others, who lose touch with their inner selves, who collapse into depression (or, in one case, a kind of pathological malice) when their props are removed or flawed.
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Como grande parte da literatura existencialista, é escrito na primeira pessoa, a história consistindo de uma série de anotações de diário escritas por Monique, uma mulher de meia-idade cujo marido é um médico trabalhador e cujas duas filhas já crescidas já não vivem em casa.
Simone de Beauvoir published her short story, "The Woman Destroyed," in 1967. Like much existentialist literature, it is written in the first person, the story consisting of a series of diary entries written by Monique, a middle-aged woman whose husband is a hard-working doctor and whose two grown up daughters no longer live at home.
THE WOMAN DESTROYED (La Femme rompue) by Simone de Beauvoir, 1968 Though Simone de Beauvoir has no doubt made her most lasting contribution to modern thought with her very influential study of the female condition, The Second Sex ( Le Deuxième Sexe ), and with her sequence of brilliant autobiographical writings, she also has to her credit a ...
24 de ago. de 2021 · In “The Woman Destroyed”, written as diary entries, a woman recounts the gradual disintegration of her life as she knew it.
4 de mar. de 2020 · In each of the three novellas— The Age of Discretion, The Monologue, and The Woman Destroyed— a woman confronts an undoing, of sorts, within her familial life. Though the level of hysteria within each novella differs, cries of rage, loneliness, and despair flow through all of the pages.
