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Jean-Paul Sartre francia dráma- és regényíró, irodalomkritikus, politikai aktivista, valamint az ateista egzisztencializmus képviselőjeként a 20. századi francia filozófia vezéralakja. Wikipedia  

✵ 21. június 1905 – 15. április 1980  •  Más nevek Jean-Paule Sartre
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Jean-Paul Sartre híres idézetei

Jean-Paul Sartre Idézetek az emberekről

„… a létezés olyan telítettség, amelytől az ember nem szabadulhat.”

Jean-Paul Sartre

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„A rosszban csak utána hisz az ember.”

Jean-Paul Sartre

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Jean-Paul Sartre Idézetek a világról

„Miért van az, hogy a világ létezik és nem a semmi?”

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„… vajon hogyan lehetséges, hogy a világ létezik – és nem a semmi?”

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„A tudat úgy létezik, mint egy fa, mint egy fűszál. Szunyókál, unatkozik.”

Jean-Paul Sartre

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„A természetben nincsen dialektika, csak az amelyet belehelyeztek.”

Jean-Paul Sartre

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„Egymást szeretni annyi, mint gyűlölni a közös ellenséget.”

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Jean-Paul Sartre: Idézetek angolul

“You must be afraid, my son. That is how one becomes an honest citizen.”

Jean Paul Sartre The Flies

Mother to her young son, Act 1
The Flies (1943)

“It is the same: a chosen one is a man whom God’s finger crushes against the wall.”

Jean Paul Sartre könyv The Devil and the Good Lord

Act 2, sc. 4
The Devil and the Good Lord (1951)

“It is too early to love. We will buy the right to do so by shedding blood.”

Jean Paul Sartre könyv The Devil and the Good Lord

Act 1
The Devil and the Good Lord (1951)

“I respect orders but I respect myself too and I do not obey foolish rules made especially to humiliate me.”

Jean Paul Sartre Dirty Hands

Hugo to Slick and Georges, Act 3, sc. 2
Dirty Hands (1948)

“To eat is to appropriate by destruction.”

Jean Paul Sartre könyv Being and Nothingness

Part 3: Being-For-Others
Being and Nothingness (1943)

“I have no need for good souls: an accomplice is what I wanted.”

Jean Paul Sartre The Flies

Electra to her brother Orestes, Act 2
The Flies (1943)

“Blood doubly unites us, for we share the same blood and we have spilled blood.”

Jean Paul Sartre The Flies

Orestes to Electra, Act 2
The Flies (1943)

“The anti‐Semite understands nothing about modern society. He would be incapable of conceiving of a constructive plan; his action cannot reach the level of the methodical; it remains on the ground of passion. To a long‐term enterprise he prefers an explosion of rage analogous to the running amuck of the Malays. His intellectual activity is confined to interpretation; he seeks in historical events the signs of the presence of an evil power. Out of this spring those childish and elaborate fabrications which give him his resemblance to the extreme paranoiacs. In addition, anti‐Semitism channels evolutionary drives toward the destruction of certain men, not of institutions. An anti‐Semitic mob will consider it has done enough when it has massacred some Jews and burned a few synagogues. It represents, therefore, a safety valve for the owning classes, who encourage it and thus substitute for a dangerous hate against their regime a beneficent hate against particular people. Above all this naive dualism is eminently reassuring to he anti‐Semite himself. If all he has to do is to remove Evil, that means that the Good is already given. He has no need to seek it in anguish, to invent it, to scrutinize it patiently when he has found it, to prove it in action, to verify it by its consequences, or, finally, to shoulder he responsibilities of the moral choice be has made. It is not by chance that the great outbursts of anti‐Semitic rage conceal a basic optimism. The anti‐Semite as cast his lot for Evil so as not to have to cast his lot for Good. The more one is absorbed in fighting Evil, he less one is tempted to place the Good in question. One does not need to talk about it, yet it is always understood in the discourse of the anti‐Semite and it remains understood in his thought. When he has fulfilled his mission as holy destroyer, the Lost Paradise will reconstitute itself. For the moment so many tasks confront the anti‐Semite that he does not have time to think about it. He is in the breach, fighting, and each of his outbursts of rage is a pretext to avoid the anguished search for the Good.”

Jean Paul Sartre könyv Anti-Semite and Jew

Pages 31-32
Anti-Semite and Jew (1945)

“Don’t you feel the same way? When I cannot see myself, even though I touch myself, I wonder if I really exist.”

Jean Paul Sartre No Exit

Estelle, discovering that there are no mirrors in Hell, Act 1, sc. 5
No Exit (1944)

“Night is falling: at dusk, you must have good eyesight to be able to tell the Good Lord from the Devil.”

Jean Paul Sartre könyv The Devil and the Good Lord

Act 10, sc. 2
The Devil and the Good Lord (1951)

“…in order to change poverty into wealth, one must start by displaying it.”

Jean Paul Sartre könyv Saint Genet

(420).
Saint Genet, Actor and Martyr (1952)

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