Description
Author Jean-Paul Sartre
Publisher Philosophical Library 1956
Binding hardcover with dustjacket
Condition very good especially for the age, an important book for the discriminating collector, This is one of the earliest English Translations
Summary
Explore the profound depths of existential philosophy with Jean-Paul Sartre’s Being and Nothingness, a masterpiece that defines the core of existentialism. First published in 1943, Sartre’s groundbreaking work examines concepts like freedom, responsibility, and the human condition. Perfect for philosophers, students, and seekers of deeper meaning, this book is an essential addition to any intellectual library. Its sharp insights remain highly relevant today, inspiring readers to reflect on life, authenticity, and self-determination. Whether you're a seasoned philosopher or new to existential thought, this monumental text offers a transformative experience.