Les Mandarins

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Les Mandarins is a 1954 existentialist novel by Simone de Beauvoir that portrays the political and personal struggles of French intellectuals in the aftermath of World War II.

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instanceOf novel
author Simone de Beauvoir NERFINISHED
awarded Prix Goncourt NERFINISHED
awardYear 1954
countryOfOrigin France
explores feminist concerns
postwar disillusionment
role of writers in politics
tension between private life and public commitment
firstEditionFormat print
genre philosophical fiction
political novel
roman à clef
hasCharacterBasedOn Albert Camus NERFINISHED
Jean-Paul Sartre NERFINISHED
Simone de Beauvoir NERFINISHED
hasEnglishTitle The Mandarins NERFINISHED
hasSequel none
hasSettingCity Paris NERFINISHED
languageOfTitle French
literaryMovement French literature
existentialism
mainCharacter Anne Dubreuilh NERFINISHED
Henri Perron NERFINISHED
Lewis Brogan NERFINISHED
Nadine Dubreuilh NERFINISHED
Paula Mareuil NERFINISHED
Robert Dubreuilh NERFINISHED
mainTheme aftermath of World War II
existentialism
personal and political responsibility
political engagement of intellectuals
relationships and infidelity
narrativePerspective multiple viewpoints
notableFor depiction of French left-wing intellectuals
semi-autobiographical elements
originalLanguage French
partOfAuthorWork Simone de Beauvoir bibliography
publicationYear 1954
publisher Gallimard NERFINISHED
setInCountry France NERFINISHED
setInPeriod post-World War II
subjectMatter Cold War politics
Communism
French intellectual life
French politics
timePeriodDepicted early 1950s
late 1940s

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Simone de Beauvoir notableWork Les Mandarins