The Second Sex (Translation) by Simone De Beauvoir is a groundbreaking work in Women Studies, now reexamined through its global translations. First published in 1949, The Second Sex (Translation) has shaped feminist thought for generations, offering a powerful exploration of womanhood, identity, and social constructs.
In this edition, scholars highlight how The Second Sex (Translation) has shifted in meaning across languages and cultures—raising essential questions about how translation shapes philosophical ideas.
This enduring classic by Simone De Beauvoir, a cornerstone of Women Studies, continues to inspire, challenge, and evolve—cementing Simone De Beauvoir as a central voice in feminist philosophy and critical thought. For anyone seeking to understand the depth and reach of her influence, Simone De Beauvoir's work remains essential.