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Sartre and Heidegger go head-to-head in a duel.
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The Adventures of Authentic Man [Comic]
Jean-Paul Sartre saves the world from poser bullshit.
“A Bitter Disappointment,” Edward Said on His Encounter with Sartre, de Beauvoir and Foucault
In 1979, Edward Said was invited by Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir to France for a conference on Middle East peace. It was in the wake of the Camp David Accords that ended the war between Egypt and Israel, that the author of “Orientalism” and ardent supporter of the Palestinian people, was invited to contribute with other prominent thinkers.
George Orwell Trolls Jean-Paul Sartre in 1948
“I have just had Sartre’s book on antisemitism, which you published, to review. I think Sartre is a bag of wind and I am going to give him a good boot.”
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Existential Radio with Jean-Paul Sartre [Comic]
In this week’s Existential Comics, Jean-Paul Sartre helps a listener quit smoking and takes a suspicious call from Calbert Amu.
Incredible Candid Photos of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir in Cuba
When people recount the lives of Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, hanging out in boats with Fidel Castro and getting photobombed by Che Guevara seem to rarely make the cut.
Watch Sartre’s Free Will and Bad Faith, 8-Bit Philosophy
Entitled “Do We Enjoy Being Free?” this episode discusses Sartre’s work on free will and bad faith. For Sartre, we often try to negate our own free will by relegating decisions to outside forces beyond our control.
9 Insane Stories from The Lives of Famous Existentialists
Existentialism is a field of philosophy that grapples with human existence and flourished in post-war Europe in the 1940s and 1950s.
Of course, these thinkers of human existence were also dealing with their own. Namely, that their lives were a bizarre shit-storm of mental breakdowns, drug-induced genius and tremendous backlash from the societies they lived in.
Yeehaw, Beauvoir and Sartre Shooting Guns Together
Sartre and Beauvoir in their first photo together taken in Paris, 1929.
Darth Sartre: Star Wars’ Existential Mashup
Nothingness, I embrace you!