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Jean-Paul Sartre
ISBN 9780857425935
Rs. 800
Polity Press
Conversations with Jean-Paul Sartre
Who it's for: Readers interested in Sartre's philosophy and 20th-century intellectual history
In 'Conversations with Jean-Paul Sartre,' the renowned 20th-century philosopher and committed intellectual engages in a series of profound discussions. These interviews offer a direct insight into Sartre's mind, covering his expansive philosophy, political activism, and personal reflections on a turbulent era.Why You Should Read? Gain direct access to Jean-Paul Sartre's expansive philosophical and political thought. Explore critical discussions ranging from Freud, Marx, and Bertolt Brecht to the Cultural Revolution, Stalinism, and the Vietnam War. Witness Simone de Beauvoir challenging Sartre on his perspectives regarding machismo and feminism. Understand Sartre's attempts to philosophically interpret and respond to the major global events of the 20th century.
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- Direct access to Sartre's philosophical and political thought
- Discussions on Freud, Marx, Brecht, and the Cultural Revolution
- Covers Stalinism and the Vietnam War
- Includes Simone de Beauvoir challenging Sartre on machismo and feminism
- Sartre's philosophical responses to major global events
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Questions about this book
What topics are covered in the conversations?
The conversations cover Sartre's philosophy, political activism, and personal reflections, including discussions on Freud, Marx, Bertolt Brecht, the Cultural Revolution, Stalinism, and the Vietnam War.
Is Simone de Beauvoir involved in the book?
Yes, Simone de Beauvoir appears in the book, challenging Sartre on his perspectives regarding machismo and feminism.
What is the book's focus?
The book focuses on Sartre's attempts to philosophically interpret and respond to major global events of the 20th century, offering direct insight into his mind.