The Words: The Autobiography Of Jean Paul Sartre

"The Words: The Autobiography Of Jean Paul Sartre" by Jean-Paul Sartre delves into the life and mind of one of the most influential philosophers and writers of the 20th century. Written by Sartre himself, this autobiography unfolds with introspective depth and literary flair, offering readers a profound glimpse into the intellectual and personal journey of its author. Spanning from Sartre's childhood in Paris to his formative years as a thinker and writer, the book navigates through pivotal moments that shaped his existentialist philosophy and literary career.

Sartre recounts his early struggles with identity and purpose, painting a vivid portrait of the intellectual milieu of early 20th century France. His narrative is rich with anecdotes, philosophical reflections, and introspective musings, providing readers not only with a chronicle of his life but also with profound insights into the human condition. From his relationships with Simone de Beauvoir and other literary figures to his experiences during World War II, Sartre's autobiography is a testament to the complexities of existence and the enduring power of ideas.

Key points:

1. Detailed exploration of Jean-Paul Sartre's childhood and upbringing in Paris.
2. Insights into the development of Sartre's existentialist philosophy and literary theories.
3. Reflections on his relationships with Simone de Beauvoir and other influential figures.
4. Examination of the intellectual and cultural landscape of early 20th century France.
5. Personal anecdotes and reflections on key events that shaped his worldview.
6. Exploration of Sartre's experiences during World War II and its impact on his philosophy.
7. A narrative that blends personal memoir with profound philosophical insights into human existence.

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Writer                 ✤               Jean-Paul Sartre (Author)

• Publisher: PHILOSOPHY
• Availability: In Stock
• SKU: 51187
• Number of Pages: 256