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Being and Nothingness

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703 pagesHardcoverENnewDec 1956

About this book

Being and Nothingness Volume 1 is a foundational work of existentialism written by Jean-Paul Sartre. This philosophical text examines the nature of human existence, focusing on the relationship between consciousness and the world. Sartre explores the core tenets of existentialism to analyze how individuals define their own meaning through action and choice.

The book provides a rigorous interpretation of existential philosophy and its direct relevance to psychology, society, and the concept of absolute freedom. By investigating the tension between being and nothingness, the author challenges traditional views of human nature. This volume serves as a primary resource for those studying existentialism and the complexities of the human condition.

Specifications

ISBN-13
9780802214867
Format
Hardcover
Pages
703
Language
EN
Condition
new
Published
1 December 1956
Categories
ExistentialismEXISTENTIALISM
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