Upon arriving in France for a conference on Middle East peace, Edward Said was disappointed by his encounters with intellectual heroes Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Michel Foucault. Said found de Beauvoir to be vain and beyond arguing with as she lectured against chadors worn by Iranian women and planned a patronising trip to demonstrate against the chador in Tehran with Kate Millett. Years later as an old man, Sartre remained a bitter disappointment to Arabs who had admired him, excluding Algerians.
Upon arriving in France for a conference on Middle East peace, Edward Said was disappointed by his encounters with intellectual heroes Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Michel Foucault. Said found de Beauvoir to be vain and beyond arguing with as she lectured against chadors worn by Iranian women and planned a patronising trip to demonstrate against the chador in Tehran with Kate Millett. Years later as an old man, Sartre remained a bitter disappointment to Arabs who had admired him, excluding Algerians.
Upon arriving in France for a conference on Middle East peace, Edward Said was disappointed by his encounters with intellectual heroes Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Michel Foucault. Said found de Beauvoir to be vain and beyond arguing with as she lectured against chadors worn by Iranian women and planned a patronising trip to demonstrate against the chador in Tehran with Kate Millett. Years later as an old man, Sartre remained a bitter disappointment to Arabs who had admired him, excluding Algerians.
Upon arriving in France for a conference on Middle East peace, Edward Said was disappointed by his encounters with intellectual heroes Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Michel Foucault. Said found de Beauvoir to be vain and beyond arguing with as she lectured against chadors worn by Iranian women and planned a patronising trip to demonstrate against the chador in Tehran with Kate Millett. Years later as an old man, Sartre remained a bitter disappointment to Arabs who had admired him, excluding Algerians.
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Nº 11: CLÁUSULAS SUBORDINADAS
Ejercicios para identificar los distintos tipos de cláusulas subordinadas.
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CLÁUSULAS SUBORDINADAS
1. Lea el siguiente fragmento, extraído del blog sobre filosofía Critical-Theory, de Eugene Wolters.
2. Busque en un diccionario las palabras que considere necesarias para resolver el ejercicio.
3. Transcriba cuatro oraciones en las que encuentre cláusulas subordinadas y resalte cada cláusula en otro color o tipo de letra.
4. Indique qué tipo de cláusula es cada una. En el caso de las subordinadas nominales, agregue qué función sintáctica cumple (sujeto, objeto, directo, predicativo, etc.); para las subordinadas adjetivas, aclare si son explicativas o especificativas, y para las adverbiales, indique si son de lugar, tiempo, causa, etc.
on His Encounter with Sartre, de Beauvoir and Foucault August 26, 2014 Eugene Wolters In 1979, Edward Said was invited by Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir to France for a conference on Middle East peace.[...]
But despite admiring Sartre and de Beauvoir, Said was disappointed after meeting his intellectual heroes. Upon arriving in France, Said received a mysterious note informing him that, for security reason, the proceedings were to be held in the home of Michel Foucault.
Upon arriving, Said encountered de Beauvoir, who was lecturing against chadors, a cloak worn by Iranian women that leaves only a woman’s face exposed.
Beauvoir was already there in her famous turban, lecturing anyone who would listen about her forthcoming trip to Teheran with Kate Millett, where they were planning to demonstrate against the chador; the whole idea struck me as patronising and silly, and although I was eager to hear what Beauvoir had to say, I also realised that she was quite vain and quite beyond arguing with at that moment. [...]”
“All I do know is that as a very old man he seemed pretty much the same as he had been when somewhat younger: a bitter disappointment to every (non-Algerian) Arab who admired him,” Said concludes. Oración 1
Upon arriving, Said encountered de Beauvoir, who was lecturing against chadors. Clausula subordinada adjetiva especificativa.
Oración 2 Beauvoir was already there in her famous turban, lecturing anyone who would listen about her forthcoming trip to Teheran with Kate Millett. Clausula subordinada adjetiva explicativa.
Oración 3 All I do know is that as a very old man. Clausula subordinada adjetiva explicativa.
Oración 4
He had been when somewhat younger: a bitter disappointment to every (non-Algerian)
