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A review by bookliz_fr
Le deuxième sexe, I by Simone de Beauvoir
challenging
informative
reflective
slow-paced
A book that I'm happy to have read in French.
This book is complex to read and understand. So, to help me, like for most non-fiction, I listen to the audiobook simultaneously, as I knew that it was a difficult book due to the language used (polished), and I didn't want to miss anything.
Even if it's a complex book, I found it very interesting. I like how it's constructed. You see in different domains how women are seen and understood. That way, you have a great idea of where this comes from and how all those various fields shape the way women should be in our societies.
In French, the edition is divided into two, and I will read the second part. However, I will need to re-read this one as I'm sure that I miss some important points.
This book is complex to read and understand. So, to help me, like for most non-fiction, I listen to the audiobook simultaneously, as I knew that it was a difficult book due to the language used (polished), and I didn't want to miss anything.
Even if it's a complex book, I found it very interesting. I like how it's constructed. You see in different domains how women are seen and understood. That way, you have a great idea of where this comes from and how all those various fields shape the way women should be in our societies.
In French, the edition is divided into two, and I will read the second part. However, I will need to re-read this one as I'm sure that I miss some important points.