Jean-Paul Sartre
An icon of French existentialism, Jean-Paul Sartre revolutionized philosophy by declaring that existence precedes essence and that humans are 'condemned to be free.'
Frases de Jean-Paul Sartre
“Existence precedes essence.”
Filosófico “Man is condemned to be free.”
Reflexão Filosófica “Hell is other people.”
Dramaturgia “Man is nothing else but what he makes of himself.”
Ética “We are not what was done to us, but what we do with what was done to us.”
Reflexão “Any man who hides behind the excuse of his passions or some determinism is a man of bad faith.”
Crítica Ética “Nausea is existence revealing itself.”
Existencial “Living is just that: a constant balancing act between choices and consequences.”
Prático “Freedom is what we do with what is done to us.”
Filosófico “The consciousness that says 'I am' is not the consciousness that thinks.”
Metafísico “We are not free to cease being free.”
Paradoxo “Commitment is an act, not a word.”
Ativismo “To know what our lives are worth, we do not need to expose them at every moment.”
Reflexão “A love, a career, a revolution: so many things that begin without knowing how they will end.”
Observação “It is enough for one man to hate another for hatred to gradually gain all of humanity.”
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