Sartre who is god

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According to Contat and Rybalka , Sartre wrote the bulk of Words in , worked on it occasionally afterwards, and then revised it for publication at the beginning of The original spur was probably his increasing political involvement in the postwar period and especially by the early s. These were the main themes of the notes for his contribution to a conference on ethics and society in Rome in and the notes for lectures on ethics to be given at Cornell in ; the Cornell Notes were published posthumously in Les Temps Modernes Sartre, I discuss these, and other sources for his thinking about ethics, in Crittenden The claim that Sartre had a Marxist framework in mind at the time he wrote Being and Nothingness is dubious.

The main reference to this theme occurs in his consideration of freedom as the first condition of action, , ; see also 70 n. Aquinas, T. Summa theologiae. Leonine text. Marietti: Rome.

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