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Existential Marxism in Postwar France: From Sartre to Althusser

This book is a valuable tool to understand French intellectual life and the evolution of the non-Stalinist left from 1945 to the late sixties. Written in a clear, straightforward fashion, it covers much more ground than any other comparable study in English and it is original enough to be of interest for the French reader. Except for an occasional mistake (François instead of Francis Jeanson, for instance) or misstatement (Sartre did not attend Kojeve's lectures on Hegel and he was not greatly influenced by Bergson when writing Being and Nothingness), the book provides solid and reliable documentation and reveals a thorough knowledge of the French intellectual scene.