Jean-Paul Sartre: Un siglo de libertad

Authors

Stéphane Vinolo
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18272/USFQPRESS.m38

Keywords:

philosophy, Jean-Paul Sartre, existentialism, freedom

Synopsis

Sartre's existentialism poses, like all great philosophy, the need to stop lying to ourselves. We can always find excuses, build artificial worlds, but we are the only duels of our lives; not of the facts that happen to us, but of the interpretation we make of them. For this reason it is necessary to stop looking for meaning in life because it, in itself, is absurd. The task before us is more frightening, but, at the same time, more delightful: we have to create the meaning of our lives.

Chapters

  • Phenomenology and existentialism
  • Freedom as the (non)foundation of the subject
  • My past and psychoanalysis
  • Bad faith, identity, authenticity
  • The other as hell

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Published

July 9, 2022

Series

Lecturas filosóficas

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Details about this monograph

ISBN-13 (15)

978-9978-68-212-8

Physical Dimensions

13cm x 19cm