The Early Sartre and Marxism (Modern French Identities)

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 8
Acknowledgements......Page 6
Introduction......Page 10
Part One: Ontological Bases......Page 24
I. Conceptions of Concrete Reality: Sartre’s Refusal of Materialism......Page 26
II. The Free Subject In Situation......Page 60
Part Two: From Ontology and Ethics to Politics and History......Page 84
Introduction......Page 86
III. Inauthenticity and Ideology......Page 90
IV. Sartre’s Search for Authenticity......Page 118
V. Commitment, Humanism and Left Political Thought......Page 138
VI. Towards a Dialectics of History......Page 170
VII. Authentic Ethics and Socialist Politics in Sartre’s Cahiers pour une morale......Page 192
Part Three: Writing and Politics......Page 230
VIII. Les Petits camarades: Personal, Political and Literary Issues Which Defined the Sartre–Nizan Relationship......Page 232
IX. Committed Writing......Page 274
Bibliography......Page 320
Index......Page 330