Jean-Paul Sartre, the Existentialist
From 1946: A. J. Liebling on Jean-Paul Sartre delivering a lecture about new tendencies in French theatre, his “precaution” to not learn spoken English, and his approval of New York “without qualification.”
March 16, 1946
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