She Came to Stay
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A good fit for
- 喜欢法国文学与存在主义小说的读者
- 读过《第二性》、想了解波伏瓦文学创作的读者
- 对亲密关系、自由与嫉妒等主题有思考兴趣的读者
- 习惯慢节奏心理描写、不追求强情节的读者
Not a good fit for
- 期待快节奏情节与强反转的读者
- 对三人关系、情感纠葛题材反感或不适的读者
- 希望获得明确道德结论或答案式阅读的读者
Reading tips
- 先读卷首题词与引文,把握“自我与他者”这一哲学线索,再进入叙事。
- 留意弗朗索瓦丝的视角与自我辩解,把她当作不可靠的叙述者来读。
- 可与《第二性》中对女性处境的论述对照阅读,体会观念与小说的互文。
- 全书近五百页、节奏偏慢,建议每次读一两章并随手记下情感变化的节点。
About the publisher
Shanghai Translation Publishing House is a Chinese publisher oriented mainly toward translation and publishing. Its publications cover foreign literature, world classics and classic works, as well as social culture, folk literature and classical poetry. The database contains 2,618 titles, including Never Let Me Go, Les Misérables (2 volumes), Don Quixote (illustrated collector's edition), The Complete Comedies of Molière (4 volumes), The Complete Novels of Kafka (3 volumes), The Collected Works of Dostoevsky (9-volume set), Reason and Persons, and Oedipus Rex (Translation Classics). Its author resources include foreign writers such as Kazuo Ishiguro, Victor Hugo, Cervantes and Molière, as well as translators such as Zheng Kelu, Sun Jiameng, Li Jianwu and Zhang Kun. The publisher has brands such as "Translation Classics Selections" and "Translation Documentary," and emphasizes translated works in foreign literature and the humanities and social sciences, while also publishing bilingual dictionaries and foreign-language educational books. Public information is limited; the above is based on the book information in the database.
Contents
- Epigraph
- Quotation
- Part One (Chapters 1–8)
- Part Two (Chapters 1–10)
FAQ
《女宾》是波伏瓦的处女作吗?
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About the author
Simone de Beauvoir (1908–1986) was a French existentialist writer, philosopher, and pioneering feminist theorist, born and died in Paris. She graduated from the Sorbonne, passed the philosophy agrégation in 1929 and met Sartre, and in 1945 co-founded Les Temps modernes with Sartre and others. Her landmark work The Second Sex laid the foundation of modern feminist theory, examining women's condition through facts, myths, and lived experience; her novel The Mandarins won the 1954 Prix Goncourt. Her autobiographical works, including All Said and Done, Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter, A Very Easy Death, and The Ethics of Ambiguity, combine philosophical reflection with literary quality and span biography, social and cultural criticism, and foreign literature, earning her a wide readership in the Chinese-speaking world.