Sartre: A Collection of Critical Essays

Sartre: A Collection of Critical Essays, edited by Edith Kern, brings together a selection of critical studies examining the life, philosophy and literary work of Jean-Paul Sartre. The essays explore major themes in Sartre’s thought, including existentialism, freedom, responsibility, consciousness and the individual’s relationship with society. His novels, plays and philosophical writings are considered from a variety of critical perspectives, providing a broad introduction to his ideas and influence. An informative volume for students and readers interested in Sartre, existentialist philosophy and twentieth-century literature.