@article{956d6362160b4a6389efee37fd86b38c,
title = "Simone de Beauvoir{\textquoteright}s Ethics and Postmodern Ambiguity: The Assertion of Freedom in the Face of the Absurd",
abstract = " Despite de Beauvoir's language of bifurcations in her writings, she actually initiates a process of deconstructing Cartesian distinctions between the individual and society, past and present, present and future, means and ends, and ethics and freedom. The paper reconceptualizes her book, {"}The Ethics of Ambiguity,{"} proposing a movement toward revisioning freedom and ambiguity in discussing ethics in contemporary education.",
keywords = "Absurd, Assertion, Ethics, Face, Freedom, Postmodern ambiguity, Simone de Beauvoir",
author = "Patrick Slattery and Marla Morris",
note = "Despite de Beauvoir's language of bifurcations in her writings, she actually initiates a process of deconstructing Cartesian distinctions between the individual and society, past and present, present and future, means and ends, and ethics and freedom. The paper reconceptualizes her book, {"}The Ethics of Ambiguity,{"} proposing a movement toward revisioning freedom and ambiguity in discussing ethics in contemporary education.",
year = "1999",
language = "American English",
volume = "49",
journal = "Educational Theory",
issn = "0013-2004",
publisher = "Wiley-Blackwell",
}