France narrated by Charlton Heston Sartre's existentialism faces the evil in human existence and sees that humans are responsible for it. He doubts man can make moral progress, yet he embraces the possibilities for human life.
Mankind is radically free and responsible .
No external authority gives life meaning, so Sartre's existentialism is boldly atheistic. Anguish before the future is one way we experience our radical freedom. So we set up determinisms to ease our minds. An unstable and unpredictable human condition afflicts all human relations. Inc. This title is part of the Audio Classics Series by Knowledge Products.