But he's more famous for an "Essay in Phenomenological Ontology" which discusses the notion of "bad faith," entitled Being and Nothingness.
This man's thought is the subject of a study by Ronald Laing and David Cooper entitled Reason and Violence. He describes the "city of ends" in his posthumously published Notebooks for an Ethics, and during his life failed to complete a massive project called The Psyche, a part of which was released in his Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions. His first major work of philosophy, The Transcendence of the Ego, was followed by works like The Psychology of Imagination and his discussion of "writing for our time" in What is Literature?. But he's more famous for an "Essay in Phenomenological Ontology" which discusses the notion of "bad faith," entitled Being and Nothingness. FTP, name this French existentialist philosopher and author of Roads to Freedom.
This man's thought is the subject of a study by Ronald Laing and David Cooper entitled Reason and Violence.
Jean-Paul {Sartre}