"Who were Simone de Beauvoir and Jean Paul Sartre"

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"The administrative investigation confirms the manipulative behaviour of the philosopher. In June 1943, the Ministry of Education removes Beauvoir from her responsibilities for behaviour incompatible with the profession of teacher."

The father of existentialism and the parent of feminism were Satanists.



author: Auguste Bardamu
@AugusteBardamu


The parent of modern feminism utilized her power Teachers to seduce their young students and hand them over to Jean-Paul Sartre.

History has made Simone de Beauvoir an absolute icon of the emancipation of women. A philosopher who taught a female to free herself from male domination.

But behind the legend lies constant moral and sexual abuse of power.

In the 1930s, Beauvoir taught philosophy. She peculiarly attacked Bianca Bienenfeld, a student just 16 years old. She began an intimate relation with a teenager, psychologically isolated her, and then brought her partner, Jean-Paul Sartre, into bed.

The mechanics is destructive: Beauvoir seduces, Sartre absorbs.

In their private correspondence, published posthumously in 1990, the pair's cynicism restores the stomach. Young girls there are dehumanized, bearing aliases like Louise Védrine for Bianca.

Beauvoir writes black and white about the clinical management of his advanced school students. He tells Sartre about the nights spent with them, describing the naivety and submission of his students with entomologist cold.

In his letters, he openly delights in the complete control he exercises. He describes his sacrifice in tears, weeping out of jealousy or despair, at the same time coordinating a agenda with Sartre to pass on their paths without intersecting with the other.

Sartre responds with the same icy tone, demanding intimate details or complaining about the emotional burden these young girls put on them. This mythical couple manages the intimate lives of their students like a logistics contract – bringing them to the function of disposable toys.

The impunity is weakening for Nathalie Sorokine. In December 1941, the girl's parent makes an authoritative complaint against Beauvoir about corruption and putting a insignificant in danger.

The administrative investigation confirms the manipulative behaviour of the philosopher. In June 1943, the Ministry of Education removes Beauvoir from its duties for conduct incompatible with the profession of teacher.

Her defenders systematically usage the context of the business to bring this substance to pure political persecution conducted by the Vichy regime. Beauvoir was even formally reinstated after her liberation in July 1945, although she never set ft in advanced school again.

But Vichy's political screen can't stand it.

The most incriminating evidence does not come from the Pétainist archives. It comes from its own ink Simone de Beauvoir and from memoirs published in 1993 by Bianca Bienenfeld, which would describe this imprisonment as an absolute trauma.

The story is falling apart. The progressive icon consciously utilized its intellectual prestige to manipulate and destruct very young women solely for the sake of her couple.

- I'm sorry.
Notethe most direct relationfirst person is journal Biancas (née Bienenfeld) Lamblin au 1993... Mémoires d'une jeune fille dérangée (English title: A Diseful Affair). Lamblin was 1 of the students of Beauvoir doctrine at Lycée Molière; he describes a sexual relation that began erstwhile she was 16-17 and then Beauvoir introduces it to Sartre.

Other books documenting the same strategy with many students (Olga Kosakiewicz, Natalie Sorokine/Sorokin and Lamblin) include: Carole Seymour-Jones, A Dangerous Liaison: Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre (2008) Various subsequent biographies and critical studies derived from published letters and an authoritative 1943 complaint, which led to Beauvoir's dismissal from teaching for "inciting minors to fornication".

These sources treat these relationships as a clear imbalance of strength between the teacher and the student, and in respective cases besides girls who were inactive underage at the time of the beginning of the relationship. Beauvoir herself portrayed any of them as friendships or "accidental love" in her memories.




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