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Social Choice Phenomenology — A Critique of Sartre (Part Two)
This article mainly discusses the theory of choice of the famous existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre. This theory is summarized from Sartre’s essay Existentialism Is a Humanism. Perhaps Sartre himself did not regard it as a specific theory, but for the convenience of discussion we will temporarily treat it as a theory and give it a name: Sartre’s Theory of Choice.
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