For 10 points, name this partner of Simone de Beauvoir, a French existentialist who wrote Being and Nothingness.
An essay by this thinker discusses a pupil who, when forced to decide between caring for his mother and fighting for his country, faces a realization of "abandonment." This philosopher described a woman who ignores the sexual undertones of her date's comments to illustrate a concept that involves the denial of facticity or transcendence. A collaborator of this man developed an (*) ethical system based on his work in The Ethics of Ambiguity. He wrote of a man whose movements are "a little too precise, a little too rapid" because he is playing at being a cafÃ© waiter. This man dubbed his philosophy "a humanism," and wrote that "existence precedes essence" in a book that discusses self-deception, or "bad faith." For 10 points, name this partner of Simone de Beauvoir, a French existentialist who wrote Being and Nothingness.
An essay by this thinker discusses a pupil who, when forced to decide between caring for his mother and fighting for his country, faces a realization of "abandonment.
Jean-Paul Sartre