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Chen,X. (2025). A comparative analysis of Woolf's androgynous theory and Beauvoir's feminist theory. Advances in Humanities Research,12(2),78-90.
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References
[1]. Liu, H. (2010). Existentialist feminism and women's freedom and liberation: A brief analysis of The Second Sex. Journal of Chongqing University of Science and Technology (Social Science Edition), 13, 39–40+48.
[2]. Yang, Y., & Zhou, Q. (2018). Research on feminist epistemology: Reflections and prospects. Journal of Shandong Women's University, 5, 1–8.
[3]. Chang, H., & Yi, X. (2018). Exploring scientific discovery from a feminist perspective. Journal of Chengdu University of Technology (Social Sciences), 26(2), 89–93.
[4]. Luo, M. (2016). The construction of female self-consciousness in Hayao Miyazaki's animation: An interpretation through the perspective of The Second Sex. Young Writers, 30, 163–164.
[5]. Woolf, V. (2005). A Room of One’s Own (J. Huifeng, Trans.). People's Literature Publishing House.
[6]. Xu, W. (2016). On the similarities and differences between Woolf and Beauvoir's feminist views: A comparative study of A Room of One’s Own and The Second Sex. French Studies, 2, 72–77.
[7]. Chen, X. (2010). The expansion of Chinese feminist studies through Beauvoir's The Second Sex. Journal of China Women's University, 22(2), 39–44.
[8]. Fei, Y. (2017). A Study on Beauvoir's Feminist Thought. Guangxi Normal University.
[9]. Su, Y., & Jin, J. (2008). Feminist international relations theory: Thematic transitions and evolution. Collection of Women's Studies, 4, 58–65.
[10]. Shi, P. (2021). On the cultural-gender community thought in American ethnic literature. Journal of Minnan Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), 35(3), 69–76.
[11]. Zan, M. (2018). Revisiting The Second Sex: Beauvoir's 'Ambiguity'. French Studies, 2, 34–41.
[12]. Luo, Q. (2005). On Marx's critique of modernity and its contemporary significance. Fudan University.
[13]. Tao, H. (2007). On the “Androgyny” concept in Western feminist literary criticism. Shaanxi Normal University.
[14]. Lü, M. (2020). A Marxist theoretical study of Beauvoir's feminism. Jilin University.
[15]. Yun, W. (2015). Research on female images in Chinese revolutionary films from a feminist perspective. Shaanxi University of Science and Technology.
[16]. Li, R. (2005). A comparative analysis of Woolf's and Beauvoir's feminist thoughts—A comparison between A Room of One’s Own and The Second Sex. Journal of Wuzhou Branch of Guangxi University, 3, 43–46.
[17]. Zhou, L. (2011). Exploration of Woolf's novel theory. Shenyang Normal University.
[18]. Li, R. (2005). A comparative analysis of the feminist thought of Woolf and Beauvoir: A comparison between A Room of One’s Own and The Second Sex—Woman. Journal of Guangxi University Wuzhou Branch, 3, 43–46.
[19]. Jingjing. (2016). On traditional femininity through Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex. Inner Mongolia Radio and TV University Journal, 18, 25–26.
[20]. Woolf, V. (2005). A Room of One’s Own (J. Huifeng, Trans.). People's Literature Publishing House.
[21]. Beauvoir, S. de. (1998). The Second Sex (T. Tiezhu, Trans.). China Books Publishing House.
[22]. Chang, L. (2018). A Room of One’s Own from a feminist perspective. Drama House, 13, 242.
[23]. Bin, J. (2012). A study of feminist thought in The Second Sex from an existentialist perspective (Master’s thesis). Xiangtan University.