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Cambridge Festival of Ideas event: The rise of Sartre and French existentialism

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  • UserDr Patrick Baert, Cambridge Sociology Division, Department of Social Sciences
  • ClockSaturday 22 October 2011, 15:00-16:00
  • HouseFaculty of English.

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Sartre and existentialism were virtually unknown until 1944. Within three years they had acquired a remarkably large following; Dr Patrick Baert explains how this came about.

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