Jean Paul Sartre

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• Book Fetishists Pages From Sartres THE WORDS

  
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• Reflections on the revolutions in Europe

  
  Telegraph.co.uk News Blog — Authority: 813
  Do you remember where you were when you heard that the Berlin Wall had fallen? I had just started my gap year, and was teaching at a small school in Dorset. When I realised what was going on, I handed in my notice and started arranging visas with the Comecon embassies. The headmaster, a clever and kindly man, told me ...
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• Claude Lévi-Strauss 1908-2009

  
  A Piece of Monologue: The Online Journal of Rhys Tranter — Authority: 429
  While I was away this week, I was surprised to hear the news that anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss has passed away. My own interests are anthropological only in the loosest sense, but the influence of Lévi-Strauss became massively influential across a broad range of cultural academic disciplines: The fame of ...
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• No Exit (Honolulu, 2009)

  
  O'Ceallaigh & The Quill — Authority: 125
  This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance of its characters to persons living or dead is for satirical purposes, or is coincidental. Apologies to Jean-Paul Sartre . =================================== Alan Baldwin: “OK, so where’s the torturer?” Seizen Shigeta: “ Shut up! You bring him in here, ...
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• Will Self on Burroughs and Junky

  
  A Piece of Monologue: The Online Journal of Rhys Tranter — Authority: 429
  From Will Selfs preface to the 2002 Penguin edition of William S. Burroughss Junky : [...] Certainly, Burroughs himself viewed the postwar era as a Gotterdammerung and a convulsive reevaluation of all values. With his anomic inclinations and his Mandarin intellect, Burroughs was in a paradoxical position vis a vis ...
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• Words of Wisdom - Jean Paul Sartre spells it out

  
  Stupid and Contagious — Authority: 157
  "Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance." Mail us: stupidand@gmail.com Home Art Babes Cartoons Dylan Music Videos Other
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  Bildungblog — Authority: 154
  For Gods sake, dont be so inhumane as to name your pet chihuahua Jean-Paul Sartre!
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• Whose play is it, anyway? On authors and interpreters

  
  Art Scatter — Authority: 423
  Sartre’s “No Exit” on the tilt, at Imago Theatre. Photo: Jerry Mouawad Who wrote that play? I don’t mean, did the modestly talented actor Will Shakespeare really write all those great stageworks, or was he just a convenient front man for Edward de Vere or some other dandy of the ruling class? I mean, is ...
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• Notes For October 22nd, 2009

  
  The INTERNET WRITING WORKSHOP — Authority: 125
  This Day In Writing History On October 22nd, 1964, the legendary French writer Jean-Paul Sartre won a Nobel Prize for literature, which he declined. He was the first person to ever decline the award. When Sartre learned that he was in contention to receive a Nobel Prize, he wrote to the Nobel Institute and asked ...
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• A DANGEROUS LIASION Examines the Lives of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir

  
  The Wingd Elephant — Authority: 124
  France Magazine takes a look at A Dangerous Liasion , by Carole Seymour-Jones in the current issue: "Seymour-Jones examined new primary sources for this dual biography of Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, conducting fresh interviews and delving into previously unavailable correspondence. The result is a ...
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• My Favorite 10 - Books (Fiction)

  
  tangled up in views — Authority: 91
  This one wasn’t easy either. It began with 49, came down to 17, and finally, it got stuck at 11. Similarity of the subject in two titles made things easy for me. ‘Brave New World’ lost to ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ (my apologies to Mr. Huxley). *The parameters remain the same as in the previous list. ...
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• PZ Myers and Albert Camus: Two Very Different Kinds of Atheists Inhabiting Two Very Different Kinds of Atheism?

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 141
  I think that atheism, especially at its most strident, is capable of choking its own life energies by nihilistically clearing the “ground of being” of any larger meaning, and then killing off the ontological mystery by not going to imaginative literature for some sort of psychological replanting and sustenance. ...
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• The Worker, Scarcity, & Violence

  
  The Mustard Seed — Authority: 122
  The mines of Serra Pelada by Sebastião Salgado. At The Excerpt Mill I quote Sartre : Engels was right to say that very often, when two groups engage in a series of contractual exchanges, one of them will end up expropriated, proletarianised and, often, exploited, while the other concentrates the wealth in its ...
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• God of Saturn

  
  The Mystery of Happiness — Authority:
  In ancient Greece, depression was identified with the god Saturn. If a young person got depressed, he was called a child of Saturn, and he was believed to have suffered an aging of his soul. Otherwise, every adult eventually would reach a natural Saturn-the melancholy of the loss of youth. The vitality and sensuality ...
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