Existentialism
Jean-Paul SartrePhilosopher Jean-Paul Sartre’s famous 1945 lecture ‘Existentialism is a Humanism’ (wherein he summarizes the most basic ideas of his 1943 work ‘Being and Nothingness’, which he describes as ‘existentialism’, as well as his early views on ethics) and a question and answer session with the audience which follows. The lecture quickly became the basis for the general public’s understanding of existentialism. This book is a great introduction to Sartre’s early thought.
status | Copy #1 (4659): in |
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genre | Philosophy » General Philosophy |
publisher | The Philosophical Library |
publish date | 1947 |
popularity | checked out 2 time(s) |
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A lecture by Sartre after his work ‘Being and Nothingness’.