This man argued that "existence precedes essence" in a work that argued that his philosophy "is a Humanism."
This man argued that "existence precedes essence" in a work that argued that his philosophy "is a Humanism." In another work, he described people who define themselves by their class as living in "bad faith." This lover of (*) Simone de Beauvoir turned down the 1964 Nobel in Literature, earned for novels like Nausea and plays like No Exit. For 10 points, name this French existentialist, the author of Being and Nothingness.
This man argued that "existence precedes essence" in a work that argued that his philosophy "is a Humanism."
Jean-Paul Sartre