He discussed the "situation of the writer in 1947" in his seminal essay
He defended Communism in The Communists and Peace, while The Spectre of Stalin was written in response to the Soviet invasion of Hungary. His late works include a massive study of Gustave Flaubert entitled The Idiot of the Family, as well as the more theoretical Critique of Dialectical Reason. He discussed the "situation of the writer in 1947" in his seminal essay "What Is Literature?" while his earliest philosophical writings dealt with such subjects as the imagination and the transcendence of the ego. His major work of 1943 was subtitled "a phenomenological essay in ontology." FTP, name this French author of Being and Nothingness as well as the novel Nausea and the play No Exit.
He defended Communism in The Communists and Peace, while The Spectre of Stalin was written in response to the Soviet invasion of Hungary.
Jean-Paul {Sartre}