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An Overview of the International Reception of Existentialism: The Existentialist Tsunami,hat went around the world. It started in December 1944 with the publication of Jean-Paul Sartre’s . (.) in the U.S. Thereafter it reached countries like Italy, the U.K., Sweden, and Germany, as well as East Asia and Latin America, particularly Japan and Argentina. In the 1950s even communist countri

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Sartre and the American New LeftSalvation on the Campus: Why Existentialism is Capturing the Students.” In it he spoke about the mood of the current generation, born into relative affluence, lacking any compelling historical cause such as previous generations’ experience of the Great Depression, the threat of fascism, or the strug

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Toward an Ethics of Singularity: Temporality, Irreversibility, and Need in the Dialogue between Jeanhave allowed us to discover an underground work that Sartre pursued between the end of the 50s and the beginning of the 60s. In many ways, that was a crucial time in his intellectual life, because, at that time, he was confronted with a new stage of continental philosophy, particularly in France, wh

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Sartre in Germany—Even in the East 7 October 1949 until its end. On this journey of 40 years, Sartre accompanied me for more than 30 of them. I remember one of the first encounters: the . (People’s Theater) in Rosa Luxemburg Square, the popular theater built before the Nazi era with the money collected by the Berlin workers, present