Influence between Beauvoir and Sartre crisscrossed in three rough developmental stages

Evidence

Th is collection deals with the question of how Beauvoir and Sartre developed their own thinking in light of the other’s own development and how there might have been a crisscrossing of infl uence between the two. Each of these thinkers was infl uenced in diff erent stages of development by diff erent notions that the other presented in his or her respective compositions in various times. Th us we were able to discern generally and somewhat roughly three developmental stages for each thinker: 1. — Christine Daigle, Jacob Golomb (eds.), Beauvoir and Sartre, 51

Categorization

• DEFINE: Frames the volume’s working model of bidirectional, stage-specific influence rather than one-way borrowing.