"Reflections on the Jewish Question" is an attempt to identify the mechanisms of hatred. Sartre defines racism here as the fear of responsibility for one's o...

... “The Respectful Slut” was prompted by Sartre’s acquaintance during a trip to the USA with the everyday abominations of a society that had not really expe...

Mercenary knights and forest hermits. Rebellious urban common people, a peasantry steeped in superstition. Farmers and whores in the traveling convoy. Church...

Beyond the city gates, walking away from Argos, the wandering knight of freedom Orestes will sooner or later not fail to notice that the memory of the gaze o...

As a child, Sartre created many roles for himself, one of which was that of a writer. In his autobiographical story “Words,” he recalls that in the library h...

In his imprisonment, the half-mad Franz von Gerlach conceived a grandiose undertaking - to tell about the affairs of people of the 20th century for those who...

The fraudster is the “genius of the century” Georges de Valera from the same family of “bastards” without family or tribe as Goetz (Hero of Sartre’s play “Th...

In this book, there was a clash between two “existential projects”, and Sartre the philosopher tried to subordinate Baudelaire the poet to his “project”. All...

In the first magazine publication, the play had the title “Others.” It was in this work that Sartre said: “Hell is other people.” This time the parable draws...

The book Existentialism is Humanism was first published in France in 1946 and has gone through several editions since then. It introduces the reader in a pop...

“Being and Nothingness” is the most famous and significant philosophical work of the French writer and existentialist thinker J. P. Sartre (1905–1980). Publi...