Sartre: Literature and Theory

Discover the compelling insights of Rhiannon Goldthorpe in her comprehensive study, Sartre: Literature and Theory, published by Cambridge University Press in 1986. This engaging work spans 260 pages and offers an original and thought-provoking analysis of Jean-Paul Sartre's diverse contributions to literature and philosophy. Goldthorpe challenges existing interpretations of Sartre’s intellectual evolution by drawing on recently published fragments of his earlier works. Additionally, she presents a fresh account of the essential Sartrean concept of 'commitment', inviting readers to rethink Sartre’s legacy and its implications in today’s context. Perfect for scholars, students, and enthusiasts alike, this paperback edition provides a deep dive into the nuances of Sartre's thought and its significance in the literary and philosophical landscape.