Literatura, ética e política em Sartre

Abstract

In Quêst-ce que la littérature? Sartre describes the profile of his generation and expounds on the history shock suffered by him and his contemporaries. There, history only exists as men make it, turning themselves into historic beings, what results in objective determinations which constitute us as much as the possibility of denying and overcoming them through freedom. Thus, history always belongs to all and each one; to the human kind and to each man; to society and to each person that makes it; to an epoch and to each person that lives it; in such a way that universality only exists in the diversity of the expression unique which only makes sense from the feature of universality which constitutes it