Others are hell

Author: Sartre
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: All of Sartre's activities are subordinated to the purpose of engaging with life. In this sense, Sartre has become, to a certain extent, an almost immortal intellectual, because he is never satisfied, never reconciled. —[Italy] Moravia
Sartre believed that humans are beings who desire to be God, and human existence is absurd and tragic. However, even in the midst of sin and failure, humans can maintain their sincerity and resist the world. —[USA] W. Kaufman, Existentialism
Because existentialism emphasizes reason and subjective freedom, it is also a resistance against the general trend in modern civilization that transforms individuals into social functions such as taxpayers, voters, public servants, engineers, or union members. Existentialism reaffirms the resistance of free individuals against collectivism or any dehumanizing tendencies. —[USA] Copleston, Contemporary Philosophy
People regard Sartre as the leader of the existentialist movement. Existentialism provided a set of principles for living and thinking for a portion of the youth. Sartre did indeed possess extraordinary wisdom, genuine talent for dramatic creation, and a rare, powerful dialectical force, which is why his fame has endured. In many ways, Sartre represents a person who began by analyzing human dilemmas and then turned to active engagement in improving the political nature of the world. He firmly believed that there were no absolute values in the world, and thus he sought to explore what was worth dedicating his life to and how to awaken people from the complacency of the middle-class. —[USA] L. J. Binkley
This book is a part of the Batwing Library·Free Choice Series. Adhering to the principle of "classic texts, easy reading," it selects masterpieces of thought and culture from the history of philosophy and literature. It employs classic translations from the field of Chinese translation, pairs them with illustrations by talented artists, and presents a popularized edition of translated world classics, creating a relaxed and enjoyable space for reading classics. The selected works are timeless classics that have withstood the test of history and are universally recognized as the "best books in human history." It is hoped that this book will serve as a bridge between ordinary readers and literary classics, allowing more people to savor the joy of reading classics and making more literary masters the spiritual companions of ordinary readers.