books by Jean Paul Sartre     books:     Jean Paul Sartre      Being And Nothingness Jean-Paul Sartre, Hazel E. Barnes Washington Square Press, 1993 I liked being, I skipped nothingness. This book is really a propaganda piece whose primary objective was to rouse French people to resist German occupiers. Published under enemy censorship, it reads between the lines as an appeal to French guilt about not facing up to their responsibilities. Sartre ...             The Wretched of the Earth Frantz Fanon Grove Press, 2005 Understand the Psychology of Violent Revolt This was required reading for a graduate course in the Humanities. Frantz Fanon (July 20, 1925 - December 6, 1961) was a Martinique-born French author and essayist. He was perhaps the preeminent thinker of the 20th century on the issue of decolonization and the ...             The Wall: And Other Stories (New Directions Paperbook) Jean-Paul Sartre New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1969 A Mesmorizing Journey. Extreme Psychological Insight "The Wall and other short stories" is a triumph in literature. Each story explores the depths of human thought and reason through an existential point of view. Each story can be interpreted different by all readers, therefore making this a great book for discussion. ...             No Exit and Three Other Plays Jean-Paul Sartre Vintage, 1989 "Hell is other people"....... Estelle, Inez and Garcin expected to face all manner of torture in hell, but never expected hell to be a regular room, where these three extremely different people are bound together for eternity. During the time in which the characters explore the possibility of ...             The Age of Reason: A Novel Jean-Paul Sartre Vintage, 1992 An Uneducated Opinion I feel out of my league reading the thoughtful and well-informed reviews provided for this novel, but still desire to add my own thoughts. I read this first when I was 18, and I do not purport to have any great knowledge of the philosophy of Sartre. It is several years ...             Huis Clos, suivi de Les Mouches (Folio) (French Edition) Jean-Paul Sartre Distribooks, 1964 intellectual and great I am french, and Huis Clos is one of the most importants books i read when i was a teenager, looking for truth about adult behavior... It's really intellectual, but not artificial, and makes you think a lot about what is going on between people, and what you learned ...             Nausea Jean-Paul Sartre New Directions, 2007 The poetry of obsessive uselessness Sartre's "Nausea" is a gripping, twitchy little novella confirming the ways one person of unpleasant station can make them self sick , nervous, an odious presence by lingering long on the ambivalent shrug .No one else could write a better tale of an intensely ...             Existentialism And Human Emotions (A Philosophical Library Book) Jean-Paul Sartre Citadel, 2000 Brilliant Sartre takes atheism to its logical conclusions. He starts with the assumption that there is no God and deduces a proper philosophy based on that one starting assumption. From that point of view, this book is a wonderful argument for theism via reductio ad absurdum. ...             Existentialism Is a Humanism Jean Paul Sartre Yale University Press, 2007 Excellent Although this is not exactly an introduction to the theory of Existentialism, it is certainly a much more accessible account of it than Sartre's "Being and Nothingness." Sartre addresses the numerous detractors of Existentialism who posit that the theory is essentially ...             The Words Jean-Paul Sartre Vintage, 1981 Words about words Sartre's world and life are dense with words. His books are dense with words. He is the kind of writer who seems to crowd the page with more and more words, so many words that words sometimes lose their meaning. But not all the time, and not in all of Sartre's work. ...             Les Jeux Sont Faits (Fiction, Poetry & Drama) (French Edition) Jean-Paul Sartre Gallimard, 1990 I loved this book I was amazed by this book, I don't care too much for most existentialist fiction, but I was riveted by this novel. As I read, I became engrossed by the characters, and was on the edge of my seat waiting for what would happen to them. The message that one must commit ...             Jean-Paul Sartre: Basic Writings Jean-Paul Sartre Routledge, 2001 an excellent selection As far as collections of Sartre's philosophical works go, this one is the best I've come across. The book is broken down into sections such as "Existentialism", "The Other", "Nothingness", "Politics", and so on. 16 chapters in all, each offering key excerpts from ...             Tarkovsky Black Dog Publishing, 2008 The Immortal Tarkovsky This is a must have for the Tarkovskyphile. Splendid, decent-sized stills from the films, most not seen before, a selection of his dad's nostalgic poetry, and plenty of recollections from collaborators, followers, admirers, and analysts for mental fodder. It's big, ...             The Question Henri Alleg Bison Books, 2006 Beautifully Written, Brutally Honest The Question is, without doubt, the single best argument against torture under any circumstances. It is a brutally true and personal account of a man caught up under the circumstances beyond his control during the Algerian War of Independence. It was a time when the ...             Essays In Existentialism Jean-Paul Sartre Citadel, 2000 Skip the Tintoretto Rather than tackle Being & Nothingness (B&N) straightaway, the curious reader interested in exploring Sartre may find this volume a good introduction and preparation before deciding to take on B&N. In fact the first section of this book is actually taken from B&N. 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