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pickThis little book is the translation of a famous speech Sartre gave (Paris, 1946) to further expound on his philosophy. I think it‘s perfect for anyone wanting an explanation of existentialism. I do not agree with this philosophy primarily because I think it underestimates the importance of the situation a person is born into. Nevertheless, it was an interesting read.
I love the absolute responsibility Sartre demands of humankind. But I also can revel in the indulgences such freedoms allowed.
pickAn excellent read, that I finished more than once. Sartre mah be difficult to grasp in some of his others works, such as Being and Nothingness, but some of his major ideas come down to a more relatable level in this particular lecture. It is a must-read for anyone trying to get into the mind of the famous Existentialists.
