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 Existentialism And Humanism - Jean Paul Sartre
Newest Review: ... of his Philosophy. He reproaches the criticisms of separate groups one by one, defending himself against their attacks. For ... more  ... example, the communists suggest his is a Philosophy of inaction, several people suggest it is too pessimistic, and so on. Sartre goes to great lengths to prove that the Philosophy is the precise opposite of what these critics claim. His defence is based around three key concepts - Abandonment, Anguish and Despair. I know what you're thinking - they don't sound like the best concepts to use to defend against pessimism. But really those names are a little misleading. Honest!! In my opinion Sartre manage...more |
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Existentialism And Humanism - Jean Paul Sartre: Read it, it's not very long. (502 words)
by - written on 10/05/01 (Very useful, 1375 readings)
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I haven't read this book for a while, but having seen it had its own section I couldn't resist writing a little bit about it. In fact, it has inspired me to read it again, so if this opinion is rubbish just wait a while and it will be updated. 'Existentialism and Humanism' (or 'Existentialism as a Humanism' - its original title) is well written, not perfectly expressed but a damn sight better than many other Philosophy books, and very short so you can read it several times to get the ideas properly, as I did. This is a strangely positive book, given Sartre's reputation for doom and gloom, and is basically a response to ... Read the complete review
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