Evenings with an Author: Kate Kirkpatrick
This free, public event will be hosted via Zoom. Registration is required.
This event runs from 19h30-20h30 (Central European Time) on Tuesday 24 March.
Instructions on how to participate virtually will be emailed on 24 March shortly before the event.


Join us for an evening with Dr. Kate Kirkpatrick as she speaks about her new book, "Becoming Beauvoir."

Simone de Beauvoir was one of the most influential intellectuals of the twentieth century. Yet her life has been widely misrepresented and profoundly misunderstood. In "Becoming Beauvoir," Kate Kirkpatrick draws on previously unpublished diaries and letters to offer a unique insight into Beauvoir’s relationships, her philosophy of freedom and love, and the complex struggle it was to become herself.


Dr. Kate Kirkpatrick is Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy at Regent’s Park College, Oxford. Her research focuses primarily on French existentialism and phenomenology, the philosophy of religion, and feminist philosophy.
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