Question

This author fictionalized the Kosakiewicz (“koh-sah-KAY-vitch”) sisters as the single character Xavière (“gzav-YAIR”) in one novel. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this author who portrayed her open relationship with Jean-Paul Sartre in the novel She Came to Stay. This French author also wrote The Second Sex.
ANSWER: Simone de Beauvoir
[10h] Beauvoir fictionalized Sartre as Robert Dubreuilh (“du-BROY”) in this 1954 roman à clef (“clay”) depicting her intellectual circle. Henri Perron edits the leftist paper L’Espoir (“less-PWARR”) in this Prix-Goncourt-winning novel.
ANSWER: The Mandarins [or Les Mandarins]
[10m] Beauvoir’s autobiography denies the association between Henri Perron and this other real-life author, whose book The Rebel led to his falling-out with Sartre. The title occurrence of a novel by this author is interpreted to be an act of God in a sermon delivered by Father Paneloux.
ANSWER: Albert Camus (The novel is The Plague.)
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Lehigh ABard A1001020
Columbia ARowan A1001020
Columbia BRutgers C10101030
Columbia BPenn A0101020
Columbia BRutgers C10101030
Columbia BPenn A0101020
Johns Hopkins BPenn State A1001020
Johns Hopkins APenn B10101030
Penn BRutgers A100010
Penn State BHaverford A1001020
Princeton APenn A1001020
Columbia BRutgers C1001020
Columbia BPenn A001010
Columbia BRutgers C1001020
Columbia BPenn A001010