The Ethics of Ambiguity - Paperback

Simone de Beauvoir's existentialist ethics: freedom is not a state but a practice. The bridge between Sartre's ontology and how we actually live.

Beauvoir asks: what does freedom mean? Not as abstraction, but as lived practice. How do we become free? How do we live responsibly with the freedom we have? It's a short, dense book that opens up every time you read it. Essential for anyone thinking about ethics, feminism, or existentialism.

Philosophy courses, feminist theory seminars, and anyone thinking about freedom assign this. It's foundational.

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- Author: Simone de Beauvoir
- Paperback
- On ethics, freedom, and existentialism
- Philosophy and feminist theory