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Jean-Paul Sartre

Jean-Paul Charles Aymard Sartre

French existentialist philosopher (1905–1980).

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Given Name

Jean-Paul
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Place of Birth

Paris
Country
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France

Place of Burial

Montparnasse Cemetery

Award Received

Nobel Prize in Literature
 (1964)
Award Rationale
: för hans idérika författarskap, som genom sin frihetsanda och sanningssträvan har utövat ett vidsträckt inflytande i vår samtid
Award Rationale
: for his work which, rich in ideas and filled with the spirit of freedom and the quest for truth, has exerted a far-reaching influence on our age
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Nomination Declined
Point in Time
: 1964
Prize Money
: 273,000 Swedish krona
Eugène Dabit Populist Novel Award
 (1940)
Point in Time
: 1940
Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Grand Prize for the Best Novels of the Half-Century
For Work
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Nausea
Toynbee Prize

Occupation

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Playwright
Epistemologist
Novelist
Screenwriter
Biographer
Literary Critic
Essayist
Resistance Fighter
Political Writer
Writer
Philosopher
Peace Activist
Opinion Journalist
Intellectual
Lyricist

Country of Citizenship

France

Educated At

Lycée Henri-IV
École Normale Supérieure
Cours Hattemer
Lycée Louis-Le-Grand
University of Paris

Date of Birth

6/21/1905

Date of Death

4/15/1980

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Medical Condition

Blindness
One-Eyed

Religion or Worldview

Atheism

Native Language

French

Member Of

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Influenced By

Martin Heidegger
Louis-Ferdinand Céline
Emmanuel Levinas
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Karl Marx
Edmund Husserl

Place of Death

14th Arrondissement of Paris
Country
:
France

Unmarried Partner

Simone De Beauvoir
Michelle Vian
Wanda Kosakiewicz
Olga Kosakiewicz

Birth Name

Jean-Paul Charles Aymard Sartre

Cause of Death

Edema

Commons Gallery

Jean-Paul Sartre

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Nominated For

Academy Award for Best Story
 (2/18/1957)
For Work
:
The Proud and the Beautiful
Statement Is Subject Of
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29th Academy Awards
Point in Time
: 2/18/1957
Nobel Prize in Literature
 (1964)
Point in Time
: 1964

Employer

Lycée Condorcet
Replaced By
:
Henri Dreyfus-Le Foyer

Name in Native Language

Jean-Paul Sartre

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Residence

Paris
Meudon
La Rochelle
Le Havre
 (1931 - 1936)
Start Time
: 1931
End Time
: 1936
Laon
 (1936 - 1937)
Start Time
: 1936
End Time
: 1937

Significant Event

Funeral
 (4/23/1980)
Location
:
Crématorium-Columbarium Du Père-Lachaise
Point in Time
: 4/23/1980

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Field of Work

Philosophy
Epistemology
Ethics
Politics
Phenomenology
Ontology

Sex or Gender

Male

Father

Jean-Baptiste Sartre

Writing Language

French

Pseudonym

Jacques Guillemin

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Assessment

Agrégation of Philosophy
 (1929)
Point in Time
: 1929
Ranking
: 1

Time Period

Contemporary Philosophy

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Archives At

Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Inventory Number
:GEN MSS 143

Family Name

Sartre

Has Works in the Collection

Bryn Mawr College Special Collections

Mother

Anne-Marie Schweitzer
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