Being and Nothingness. Book Summary

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Jean-Paul Sartre

What’s inside

Jean-Paul Sartre’s ‘Being and Nothingness’ is a philosophical examination of existentialism and phenomenology, exploring the concept of ‘being,’ freedom, and the self.

You’ll Learn

  • Understanding the fundamental questions of existence
  • Exploring the role of freedom in shaping self-identity
  • Analyzing the impact of society on individual choices
  • Gaining insight into existentialist philosophy

Key Points

  • The phenomenon of ‘being’
  • Consciousness and self-awareness
  • Freedom and responsibility
  • Bad faith and authenticity
  • The Other and social relationships
  • Existentialism and personal identity
  • Phenomenological ontology

Who’s it For

  • Students of Philosophy
  • Readers interested in Existentialism
  • Scholars of Phenomenology
  • Fans of Sartre
  • Readers seeking to explore human existence

About the author

Jean-Paul Sartre was a French philosopher, playwright, novelist, political activist, biographer, and literary critic, renowned for his existentialist themes.