Abstract
These days, numerous Sartre’s existential thoughts are still misunderstood. One of the reasons for this misunderstanding is that many authors have divided his life and thoughts into two parts. To understand the essence of Sartre’s conception of liberty, we cannot fail to clarify the interrelationship of his life and the content of his philosophy.
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