The Emotions Outline of a Theory by Sartre, Jean-Paul, and Frechtman, Bernard (Translated from the French by) - 1948

New York.: George Braziller., 1964. 2nd printing 1 month after 1st.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Price clipped. Signed by previous owner. Small patch bleaching stain to top dark page block. Light edge wear to jacket. Lower jacket spine discoloration, half-inch. Tight. Square. Clean interior.. 1 Dark cloth over boards. 255 p. 21 cm. French writer, philosopher, novelist, and playwright Jean-Paul Sartre was strongly and consistently committed to a moral and political life, as well as a literary one. This work was said to be as important as Rousseau's Confessions.

Hardcover. Very good. George Braziller, 1964, 2nd printing, 255 pages, tight, square hardcover in an edge worn, price clipped dust jacket, no owner's mark or underlining, light wear to book.

New York: Philosophical Library, 1947. first thus. hardcover. Book VG: spots of soil/age toning to boards and spine, toning to endpapers, name on FFEP, text clean, binding intact./DJ G: edge and corner wear, hole in spine, age toning, NOT clipped ($2.75). 8vo 92pp. from front flap: "Since the liberation of France, when reports on life during the occupation began to appear in this country, Jean-Paul Sartre and his work have been the subject of curiosity and even of a formless kind of debate. People have obscurely sensed that Sartre is occupied with a philosophy that is immediately involved in the peculiar confusions that beset this generation in all aspects of its civilization, the private as well as the public. The chief effort of this work is to face the implications for personal action of a universe without purpose." #01919.

1947 Philosophical Library first edition (no additional printings listed) in red boards. No dj, rubbing on cover, owner's name in pencil on ffep, light tanning, soil on edge, else text clean, binding tight .

New York: George Braziller. Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket. 1964. Second Printing. Cloth. A second printing that has minor edgewear, else in Fine condition in a price-clipped Very Good+ dust-jacket that is mildly aged and scuffed; is a philosophical work that discusses the nature of language and communication. It is a dense and difficult read, but it is an essential piece of literature for anyone interested in philosophy or critical thinking.The Words is a philosophical work that discusses the nature of language and communication. It is dense and difficult to read, but it is an essential piece of literature for anyone interested in philosophy or critical thinking.; 8vo ; 255 pages .

New York: Philosophical Library. Good+ in Good dust jacket. c1947. Hardcover. An edition in Good+ condition with warping and edgewear to the boards and tanning to the front and rear flyleaves in a Good dust-jacket that is scuffed with heavy chipping and edgewear ; is a philosophical work that examines the nature of existence and human existence.Existentialism is a philosophical work that examines the nature of existence and human existence. The book was written by Jean-Paul Sartre and translated by Bernard Frechtman. It is a dense read but provides a deep insight into the human condition.; 8vo; 92 pages; TBC .

New York: George Braziller. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1964. First US Edition; First Printing. Cloth. A barely aged first Printing of the First Edition in otherwise Fine condition housed in a price-clipped Nearly Fine dust-jacket; The autobiography of the brilliant life of Jean-Paul Sartre ; 8vo; 255 pages .