A calm, narrated overview of Jean-Paul Sartre’s life and major philosophical ideas (Being and Nothingness, phenomenology, freedom)

00:00:00 Intro
00:02:31 The Phenomenological Foundation and Intellectual Development
00:12:32 The Transcendence of the Ego and Consciousness Structure
00:22:43 Imagination, Nothingness and Literary Philosophy
00:33:54 Being and Nothingness: The Ontological Foundation
00:44:39 Bad Faith and the Structure of Self-Deception
00:54:37 The Look and Intersubjectivity
01:04:16 Authenticity and the Possibility of Good Faith
01:13:57 Freedom, Responsibility, and Anguish
01:23:11 Existential Psychoanalysis and the Fundamental Project
01:34:13 The Turn Toward Politics: Critique of Dialectical Reason
01:45:52 Marxism and the Practico-Inert
01:56:29 Anti-Colonialism and Political Engagement
02:06:29 Literature and Philosophy: The Unity of Sartre's Vision
02:17:04 Contemporary Relevance and Lasting Impact
02:26:44 The Systematic Unity of Sartre's Philosophy