The Existentialist Doctrines from Kierkegaard to Jean-Paul Sartre.

To this day, existentialism continues to occupy those engaged in philosophy, literature, and art, and it would be no exaggeration to say, even people of faith. Existentialism is a subject that identifies and intersects with humanity and its dialectical existence. It is therefore impossible for the human mind to stop addressing and engaging with it.

In his book, "The Existentialist Doctrines from Kierkegaard to Jean-Paul Sartre," Régis Jolivet sheds light on existentialism, its evolution over time, and the contributions made by each philosopher who subscribed to it, leading to the development of their own distinct versions. This resulted in multiple existentialist philosophical doctrines, rather than a single one.

The book examines the works of Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Sartre, Karl Jaspers, and Gabriel Marcel.

Year of Publication: 2019