Sartre and the International Impact of Existentialism

Chapter 1 An Overview of the International Reception of Existentialism: The Existentialist Tsunami

Chapter 2 Sartre and the American New Left

Chapter 3 The Absurd: Postwar Reception and Wartime Echoes at Yale French Studies

Chapter 4 Walker Percy’s The Moviegoer , a Signpost for Existentialism’s Reception in the American South

Chapter 5 The Reception of Sartre’s Plays: The Respectful Prostitute and Dirty Hands During the Cold War Period

Chapter 6 Guéhenno in Gehenna. The English and German Translations of La nausée

Chapter 7 “Existentialist Hu-ha”?: Censoring the Existentialists in the British Theater

Chapter 8 The Impact in Italy of Sartre and His Thinking

Chapter 9 Toward an Ethics of Singularity: Temporality, Irreversibility, and Need in the Dialogue between Jean-Paul Sartre and Enzo Paci

Chapter 10 Sartre in Germany—Even in the East

Chapter 11 French Cultural Policy and the Transfer of Existentialism in Allied-Occupied Austria

Chapter 12 The Journey of Sartrean Existentialism into Turkey

Chapter 13 Middle Eastern Existentialism

Chapter 14 Arab Existentialism: What Was It?

Chapter 15 Sartre’s Presence in Israeli Literature: The Case of Hanoch Levin

Chapter 16 The Discovery of the Other in Post-War Japan: Two Sartreans on Kyoto School and Zainichi Koreans

Chapter 17 A Brief History of the Reception of Sartre in Argentina

Chapter 18 Existentialism Against Colonialism: Sartre, Fanon, and the Place of Lived Experience

Chapter 19 Existential Psychoanalysis in America

Chapter 20 Existentialism and Cinema: The Dialectic of Bad Faith and Authenticity in Federico Fellini’s 8½