The Words Jean-Paul Sartre

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  56. ^ Bondy 1967, p. 38: "In Stalin's day this seemed a private refinement and what was of particular importance then was Sartre's strong resistance to any form of opposition to the communist bloc."
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  132. ^ LaBreck, Abby (16 May 2020). "Moi Aussi: French Literature and Culture in the Age of #MeToo". Harvard International Review. Retrieved 28 February 2024. During his time as a teacher, Sartre developed an obsessive passion for one 17-year-old pupil, before engaging romantically with her younger sister. De Beauvoir even aided Sartre in his relations with minors—grooming and teaching young girls before introducing them to him.
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