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"HER UNIQUENESS DURING HER CREATIVE YEARS LAY IN THE SIMPLE FACT OF HER SEX. AS A WOMAN SCIENTIST SHE WAS LIBERATED BECAUSE SHE HAD CREATED THE CONDITIONS FOR HER OWN LIBERATION."
Her youth was a struggle for learning in a land where higher education was closed to women. Her marriage was both a deeply fulfilled human relationship and a brilliant scientific partnership. She raised her children to be vital and creative individuals, but never let motherhood dim her dedication to her work. She was the greatest woman of her age-and a woman whose approach to life and whose achievements are deeply relevant to our own. ISBN:MARIECURIE
