Sartre is one of the most outstanding philosophers in the 20th century, and his philosophy is based on existentialism. His philosophical thought advocates that human beings should give up the traditional pursuit of truth and essence, but should create their own existence through their own choices and actions. His thoughts are of great significance for discussing human freedom, responsibility and existing problems.
In Sartre's philosophy, existence is regarded as the most important thing. He believes that man's existence is not based on essential or theological truth, but on the fact of his own existence and consciousness. Therefore, everyone is the creator and master of his own life. Sartre's philosophy has influenced many fields, including literature, politics and social theory. His book Being and Nothingness is one of the classic works of existentialism.
Books published by Sartre
1, existentialism is a kind of humanitarianism.
This book is a philosophical paper written by French writer Sartre in 1946. Sartre emphasized that existentialism is not a pessimistic philosophy, nor a philosophy advocating chaos, but a philosophy that hopes to find a way out from pessimism and chaos and realize human freedom, but a philosophy that connects everyone in society through human freedom and responsibility. So existentialism is a kind of humanism.
2. disgusting
This book is a diary novella created by French writer Sartre, which was first published in 1938. This book is Sartre's first novella that combines philosophical thoughts with literary forms and expresses "existence" with novels. The book is written in the first person diary, which consists of two pages with no date and 1932 to 1. 19 to February 25th. The whole story is dull and lacks plot.