Jean-Paul Sartre

Essays written since 1960 examine key aspects, events, and figures of world politics, philosophy, poetry, painting, and psychoanalysis, and the purposes and processes of Sartre's own writing

Sartre on Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, and the Arts

Between Existentialism and Marxism

Delaney Heinz

The present example of genocide, the latest result of the unequal development of societies, is total war fought to the bitter end by one side only and without the slightest degree of reciprocity.

The Yugoslav experience has shown that self-management remains a dead letter when political power is monopolized by a privileged group based on a centralized apparatus.

Between Existentialism and Marxism Sartre on Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, and the Arts

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