(Eng) Vomiting every time I become aware of my existence_Jean-Paul Sartre, Humanities Travel Series ๐
Institut français d'Allemagne.
From 1933 (at the age of 29) to 1934, Sartre studied the phenomenological philosophy of Edmund Husserl at the French Institute in Germany in Berlin, under the guidance of Raymond Aron.
The relationship between Sartre and Aron exemplifies the intellectual diversity and political tension in France. Sartre, associated with Marxism, strongly criticized capitalism and imperialism.
In contrast, Aron defended liberal democracy and capitalism, leading to conflicts with Sartre's political views.
The public debate in the French magazine "Les Temps Modernes" concerning the Korean War in the early 1950s is well-known.
Aron's contributions to political theory, international relations, and sociological analysis have enhanced our understanding of liberal political thought and the complexities of the Cold War.
Edmund Husserl is the founder of German phenomenology.
Phenomenology is a philosophical approach that examines the structure of consciousness and experience.
It investigates how objects in the external world are perceived in our conscious experience of their existence.
Husserl's methodology of phenomenological reduction had a profound impact on Sartre and served as a foundational concept for Sartre's existentialism and ontological phenomenology.
Existentialism is a philosophical and literary movement that emphasizes personal freedom, choice, and responsibility while confronting the inherent meaninglessness and futility of existence.
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