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          6. Jean-Paul Sartre
          Philosopher
          SpecialtyExistentialism, phenomenology
          BornJune 21, 1905
          Paris, France
          DiedApr.

          15, 1980 (at age 74)
          Paris, France

          NationalityFrench

          In the play No Exit, the French playwright Jean-Paul Sartre was able to create a stunning theatrical presentation of existentialist themes within a dramatic format.

          While he may be known mostly for the success of this particular work, Sartre did present many other works related to his philosophy that delivered a very pronounced influence on other philosophers and creative professionals alike.

          Sartre’s Early Years

          Jean-Paul Sartre was born on June 21, 1905, in Paris, France.

          He was the son of a Navy officer and his mother was related to the Nobel Prize winner Albert Schweitzer. Sartre became interested in philosophy at a very young age when he was exposed to the work of Henri Bergson when he first read the essay Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.

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