Review of Sartre and De Beauvoir’s relationship and their views on children.
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😎 Review this caption of a photo:
“Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone De Beauvoir in Israel (1967) (source: Wikimedia Commons, Flickr)”
🤖 The caption is grammatically correct. However, it could be more polished by applying consistent capitalization to the names and specifying the nature of the source more clearly. An improved version might look like this:😎 “Not that I had rejected the idea of having children because when I was very young I thought the bourgeois mariage to my cousin Jacques implied children.
“Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir in Israel, 1967. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Flickr.”
Changes made:
– Adjusted the capitalization of “de” in Simone de Beauvoir’s name to align with the most common usage.
– Added a comma after “Israel” for better readability and to correctly separate elements of the date.
– Clarified the sentence structure around the source attribution.
But my relationship with Sartre was such that, for intellectual rather than institutional family reasons, I never had the desire to bear a child. I have explained that I didn’t want a model of Sartre, he was enough. And I didn’t want a model of myself, I was enough.”
🤖 The corrected version of your text is as follows:
“Not that I had rejected the idea of having children, because when I was very young, I thought the bourgeois marriage to my cousin Jacques implied children. But my relationship with Sartre was such that, for intellectual rather than institutional family reasons, I never had the desire to bear a child. I have explained that I didn’t want a model of Sartre; he was enough. And I didn’t want a model of myself; I was enough.”
Changes made:
– Added a comma after “children” for clarity in the opening clause.
– Corrected “mariage” to “marriage.”
– Added a comma after “young” to separate the introductory clause more clearly.
– Replaced the comma after “Sartre” with a semicolon in the phrase “I didn’t want a model of Sartre; he was enough” to correctly separate two independent clauses.
– Applied the same change for clarity and correctness in the phrase “And I didn’t want a model of myself; I was enough.”
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