Le Singe Nu De Desmond Morris

the Tibetan meditations of Lobsang Rampa) echoing the moral unease of de Gaulle’s materialistic France. Selfhelp books and popular science widened their market share. From abroad came Dr Spock’s philosophy of child-rearing and Desmond Morris’s behaviourist account of Le Singe nu (1967). But history, memoirs and biography also grew in popularity. New volumes of Simone de Beauvoir’s autobiography, like Sartre’s Les Mots (1964) and, to a lesser extent, Malraux’s Anti-mémoires (1967), found enthusiastic