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. . . . . entries for 15.10.06 . . . . . Sartre puts me to sleep. xD I wish it weren't so. And I get it - or what little of it that I've read - but still. Zzzzz.
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Sigh... Must I keep repeating this idea? What is important about Sartre was what he could not say but pointed to.
Ignore his writings. Sartre had exactly one important philosophical accomplishment: he bedded de Beauvoir. Understand her, and the difficulty inherent in his task, and his philosophy is made manifest
See, I am reading Sartre as part of my complete-and-utter-bullshit crash course in Western epistemology in my AP English class. xD So I'm not really reading enough of it to get what he's pointing to - and I don't think my teacher has even mentioned de Beauvoir.
OK... Have you seen "Brokeback Mountain"? De Beauvoir was Jack Twist to Sartre's Enis Del Mar. She made him what he was.
But wait. "AP English"? Are you still in high school? I thought you were already in college.
She's a senior in high school, bub.
Sartre has that effect on me too, but I've been meaning to read some De Beauvoir. She promises to be interesting for femininininism.
Oh boy. I am glad I didn't take AP English this year. (/sarcasm)
While I could be crash-coursing in Wester epistemology, I am instead doing WORKSHEETS on PUNCTUATION. Oh how I love the gap between Honors and AP.
Yes, she's a beacon of feminininininism, and even femininininininininism. I couldn't take AP English my senior year because it conflicted with AP physics, so I spent most of the time doing punctuation worksheets too.
Actually, come to think of it, I got accepted to SJC in October, so I spent most of senior English skipping class and hanging out in the drama classroom.
Hmph. I'll have to reflect on that aspect of open admission policies.
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