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This thinker argued that language is a field of activity that subsumes and solidifies prior forms of praxis; he called that process "practico-inert" in his theory of "practical ensembles." Pierre Bourdieu ("bore-DYEW") criticized him for writing as a "transcendent consciousness," and called for the emergence of a "collective intellectual" rather than this man's "total intellectual." This man wrote a three-volume biography of Flaubert after analyzing him in an essay outlining a "regressive-progressive" method for reconciling Marxism with his own philosophy. This author of Search for a Method argued that human "situations" are produced by the interaction between "facticity" and "transcendence" in a book that distinguished between being-in-itself and being-for-itself. For 10 points, name this author of Critique of Dialectical Reason and Being and Nothingness, a French existentialist philosopher.
This thinker argued that language is a field of activity that subsumes and solidifies prior forms of praxis; he called that process "practico-inert" in his theory of "practical ensembles."
Jean-Paul Sartre &lt;Philosophy&gt;