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Translated by Philip Mairet
"...a polemical work, full of Sartre's acute awareness of contemporary problems...He provides a clear and lively explanation of the main concepts of his existentialism avoiding almost completely technicalities and philosophical jargon. He defines exi
This lecture was delivered by Jean-Paul Sartre in Paris in 1945; it is a defence of Existentialism as a doctrine true to Humanism, as opposed to a purely nihilistic creed. It also includes objections made to the original lecture at the club Maintenant which shows how well Sartre could hold his own against criticism.
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About Jean-Paul Sartre Jean-Paul Sartre was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1969. He died in Paris in 1980.
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