Feminists in History · 12. May 2020
Transcript by Gabrielle Dubois of a 1975 television interview #10 -Simone de Beauvoir Question: Isn’t there a sort of counter offensive by men who want to “save something from the wreckage”?
Feminists in History · 10. May 2020
Transcript by Gabrielle Dubois of a 1975 television interview #9 Question: You became involved in direct action with regard to feminism at the very beginning of the abortion issue and as a witness in the Bobigny trial looking back of feminism in France? This specific issue served as a catalyst for women uniting and becoming aware that they could obtain something. Women mobilised public opinion, which men later ratified. That was the beginning of feminism in France Simone de Beauvoir: Certainly....
Feminists in History · 08. May 2020
Transcript by Gabrielle Dubois of a 1975 television interview #8 Question: You say it would help them think. But they’ve been so conditioned by traditional images of woman and mother which are now ingrained in most adults, which have been integrated into their way of thinking, that it seems like the main problem is how to get women to see themselves with new eyes. That would be a starting point but it hasn’t happened yet. Simone de Beauvoir: Some of them see themselves with new eyes. But...
Feminists in History · 25. April 2020
Simone de Beauvoir, Transcript by Gabrielle Dubois of a 1975 television interview #2
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Feminists in History · 22. April 2020
Simone de Beauvoir, Why I am a Feminist, Transcript by Gabrielle Dubois of a 1975 television interview #1
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THE FUTURE IS FEMALE · 03. February 2019
"Time and space seemed to me to be fluid, carrying me on their stream; I was the Wandering Humanity, the aimless Humanity, yet inflamed with ideal: the Humanity enslaved by some laws and yet driven by a rebellious will to break them down, to make an existence free from them ..." "In front of my eyes, remained only the beauty of this human effort that stood itself erect in the infinity of the world. A show that the soul jealously welcomed and harbored. This was not the great revelation: that was...