The meaning and anger.. an introduction to the philosophy of Céline

The book of meaning and anger: an introduction to the philosophy of Sartrian by Hamid Znaz.. The world seemed to Sartrian hypocritical and overly professional, and he expressed this with very bitter sometimes and with a light humorous spirit most of the time. It was as if he wanted to escape from his kind. "They say: he is not from this world," "and that is the only way that affects me when it is spoken about me." Belongs to the family of those who feel alienation everywhere, to the family of the expatriates in existence, he distanced himself from appearances and approached his ego, tasted the pleasure of inaction and avoiding participation in the movement of collective madness, he shunned the superficial aspects of life.. perhaps that was his best lesson he left.. "Without being a professional philosopher or poet, he thought poetically," says Hannah Arendt about Walter Benjamin, and that is also the case with Sartrian.