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Series Editor's Foreword vi
Acknowledgements ix
Introduction 1
'I Too Was Superfluous' 7
'Outside, in the World, Among Others' 16
'Hell Is Other People' 28
'He Is Playing at Being a Waiter in a Cafe' 35
'In War There Are No Innocent Victims' 43
'I Am Obliged to Want Others to Have Freedom' 53
'The Authentic Jew Makes Himself a Jew' 61
'The Eyes of the Least Favoured' 70
'A Future More or Less Blocked Off' 82
'Man Is Violent' 91
Notes 103
Chronology 105
Suggestions for Further Reading 109
Index 113
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Gary Anderson
reviewed How to Read Sartre on March 15, 2011
How to Read Sartre
I didn't like this book at first. About the first 1/3 of the book is spent comparing Sartre to Heidegger (since the author seems to be an expert on Heidegger), which I did not find helpful. The remaining 2/3 of the book I did find helpful in attempting to understand Sartre's philosophies and essays and works better.
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