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Recommended book on Existentialism.

I have just completed Mary Warnock's book on Existentialism. While it is thought-provoking and appears to be fairly rigorous, I am looking for more in-depth treatments of the subject as whole. Can you recommend some books with overview of existentialism and current assessment of the movement?
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Here are a few good ones:

*Existentialism* by John Macquarrie is a good book - very in-depth and the author also translated Heidegger

*At The Existentialist Café* by **Sarah Bakewell** - a more informal look at existentialism, but it explores the *scene* surrounding it and the lives of the existentialists

*Man's Search For Meaning* by **Viktor Frankl**

*Existentialism Is A Humanism* by **Jean-Paul Sartre** - pretty much the cornerstone of existential thinking and it's a very easy read

*Existentialism From Dostoevsky To Sartre* by **Walter Kaufmann**