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Jean-Paul Sartre

Confronting Freedom: The Existential Dilemma of Human Existence.

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Author: Jean-Paul Sartre

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780415278485

Language: English

Publish Date: 12/22/1969

Audiobook length: 31min

Being and Nothingness Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: Getting Started

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Chapter 2: Sartre: Life and Works

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Chapter 3: Program of Events

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Chapter 4: Two Main Influences on Sartre

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Chapter 5: Husserl: Life and Works

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Chapter 6: The Idea of Phenomenology

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Chapter 7: Kant

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Chapter 8: Review

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Chapter 9: The Two Stages of Husserl’s Philosophy

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Chapter 10: The Idea of Phenomenology (Again)

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Chapter 11: The Phenomenological Reduction

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Chapter 12: The Eidetic Reduction

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Chapter 13: The Theory of Intentionality

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Chapter 14: Sartre

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Chapter 15: Sartre’s Reaction to Husserl

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Chapter 16: Sartre’s Metaphysics

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Chapter 17: Characteristics of Being-In-Itself

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Chapter 18: Being-For-Itself

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Chapter 19: Positional & Non-positional Consciousness, Reflective & Non- Reflective Consciousness

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Chapter 20: The Self-Love Theory

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Chapter 21: The Constitution of the Ego

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Chapter 22: The Magical

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Chapter 23: The Problem of Other Minds

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Chapter 24: The Origin of Negation

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Chapter 25: Hegel and Heidegger

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Chapter 26: The Origin of Nothingness

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Chapter 27: The Gambler

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Chapter 28: Vertigo

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Chapter 29: Bad Faith (Self-Deception)

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Chapter 30: The Waiter

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Chapter 31: Belief

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Chapter 32: The Emotions

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Chapter 33: The Intellectual Theories

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Chapter 34: Sartre’s Own Theory

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Chapter 35: The Magical World

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Chapter 36: False Emotions and the Physiology of The Emotions

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Chapter 37: Presence to Self

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Chapter 38: Facticity

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Chapter 39: Lack

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Chapter 40: Value

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Chapter 41: Possibility

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Chapter 42: Time

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Chapter 43: Pure and Impure Reflection

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Chapter 44: The Existence of Others

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Chapter 45: Husserl

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Chapter 46: Hegel

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Chapter 47: Heidegger

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Chapter 48: Summary

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Chapter 49: The Look

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Chapter 50: Concrete Relations with Others

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Chapter 51: Examples of the First Approach

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Chapter 52: Examples of the Second Approach

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Chapter 53: Existential Psychoanalysis

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Who should listen Being and Nothingness

"Being and Nothingness" is a foundational text in existential philosophy, making the summary audiobook ideal for students, scholars, and anyone interested in exploring concepts of existence, consciousness, and personal freedom. Those seeking to understand the nuances of Sartrean thought or the broader implications of existentialism will find valuable insights in this accessible format. Additionally, individuals curious about the philosophical underpinnings of human experience and authenticity will benefit from the key themes and ideas presented in the summary.

3 quotes from Being and Nothingness

"Existence precedes essence."
"Man is condemned to be free; because once thrown into the world, he is responsible for everything he does."
"We are condemned to be free; free to choose and responsible for our choices."

Author : Jean-Paul Sartre

Jean-Paul Sartre was a prominent French philosopher, playwright, novelist, and political activist, renowned as a leading figure in 20th-century existentialism and Marxism. His diverse body of work, including the seminal philosophical text "Being and Nothingness," has profoundly influenced fields such as sociology, critical theory, and literary studies. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1964, Sartre famously declined the honor, asserting that a writer should not be institutionalized. Alongside fellow philosopher and partner Simone de Beauvoir, he critiqued the cultural norms of their bourgeois upbringing, focusing on themes of authenticity and the struggle against conformist "bad faith." His ideas were further articulated in "Existentialism Is a Humanism," a work that introduced his philosophical concepts to a broader audience.

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