She Came to Stay

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She Came to Stay is an existentialist novel by Simone de Beauvoir that explores freedom, jealousy, and the complexities of a three-way relationship in pre-World War II Paris.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
author Simone de Beauvoir
countryOfOrigin France
exploresTheme authenticity
bad faith
freedom
freedom and responsibility
interpersonal relationships
jealousy
subjectivity
three-way relationship
firstPublishedIn occupied France
genre existentialist literature
philosophical fiction
hasAdaptation theatrical adaptations
hasEnglishTitle She Came to Stay
hasForm prose
hasISBNOfEnglishEdition 9780393318838
hasLiterarySignificance early existentialist novel by a woman writer
hasMainCharacter Françoise
Pierre
Xavière
hasPageCountApprox 450
hasPhilosophicalContext French existentialism
influencedBy Jean-Paul Sartre’s existentialism
isDebutWorkOf Simone de Beauvoir
languageOfFirstPublication French
literaryMovement existentialism
narrativePerspective third-person
originalLanguage French
originalTitle L’Invitée
publicationYear 1943
publisher Éditions Gallimard
settingLocation Paris
settingPeriod pre-World War II

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Simone de Beauvoir notableWork She Came to Stay
She Came to Stay hasEnglishTitle She Came to Stay
L’Invitée alsoKnownAs She Came to Stay
L’Invitée hasTranslation She Came to Stay