George Orwell called this thinker "a bag of wind" and threatened to "give him a good boot" in a comment on this thinker's book Anti-Semite and Jew.
George Orwell called this thinker "a bag of wind" and threatened to "give him a good boot" in a comment on this thinker's book Anti-Semite and Jew. This philosopher commented on the négritude movement in an essay called "Black Orpheus," and coined the phrase (*) "existence precedes essence" in the lecture "Existentialism is a Humanism." He wrote one work in which three people are locked in a room, and discover that "hell is other people" but declined the Nobel Prize in Literature won in part for that play No Exit. For 10 points, name this French philosopher, the lover of Simone de Beauvoir and author of Being and Nothingness.
George Orwell called this thinker "a bag of wind" and threatened to "give him a good boot" in a comment on this thinker's book Anti-Semite and Jew.
Jean-Paul {Sartre}