Description

The book deals with the philosophical method by Jean Paul Sartre. The main aim is to show the point of departure of Sartre from Husseri and Heidegger. Hermeneutics, the theory of interpretation is discussed in this book for its apparent similarity with the method of Sartre. Both of the philosophies tried to bring forth the historical moorings of many human activities or worldly phenomena. But despite having all the similarities and differences with the other philosophers, the uniqueness and deeper understanding of human reality by Sartre is pointed out along with his philosophy, the book contains brief information on Husserl, Heidegger, and some other hermeneutics philosophers. From the perspective of a academic philosophy Satre's doctrine is discussed as an ontology of desire. The book will be able to cater the need of both academic and nonacademic reader of philosophy.