| Simone de Beauvoir as a representative feminist,her life was devoted to theexploration and practice of women’s liberation. She was a precursor of the feministmovement, and she was more a pioneer especially for the development of Frenchfeminism. Her shining spirit and essence, flowing in her specific emotional style, is alighthouse in the darkness for those perplexed women who are fighting for futureequality and freedom.In1943her novel L’invitee come out. This is her first novel. The work made herbecome a writer. In1945,with anti-fascist as the theme of the novel The blood ofothers publishing in France aroused strong repercussions.Compared with thetraditional novels,this novel’s special writing skill has higher inovationg.Her creativetalent has been recognized once again.The novel Tous Les Hommes Sout Mortelspublished in1946.The paper mainly discusses the value and meaning of life as well asfor the deaths of some of the points.After World Warll,she is concentrated on thestudy of women.Le Deuxieme sexe published in France in1949,immediately create agreat sensation,known as “the history of the most perfect,discuss the woman mostsensible,the most intelligent book”.This book even is regarded as the “Bible” ofWestern women,and also has became the classic of Western feminist theoreticalwritings.In Le Deuxieme sexe, Simone de Beauvoir described her feminist theory,putforward the view of her famous “the woman is not innate,but acquired”.Le Deuxieme sexe established the position of Beauvior in the study of feministtheory.At the same time,Beauvior was a prolific writer,she created many images ofwomen living in his works,these female images reflect her concerns about the fate ofwomen,embodies her feminist thought.Sowhether it is Le Deuxieme sexe her novelsare an important part of Beauvior’s feminist thoughts.This paper focuses on the integration of Beauvior system thought offeminism,explore the practical application of her feminist theory、mining and itseffect，and to explore its historical limitation... |
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