(en) Jean paul Sartre

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Biography

Wikidata: Q9364 (Q5)

• 1905.06.21 / Paris. Birth of Jean-Paul Sartre. [1]

• 1929 / Paris. Jean-Paul Sartre binds with Simone de Beauvoir, with whom he will end his life. [2]

• 1943 / France. Publication of Being and Nothingness (Book) by Jean-Paul Sartre. [3]

• 1952.04.05 / Paris. Jean-Paul Sartre learns the news of his Death in a Brazilian dispatch, according to which he would have lost his life in a car accident. [4]

• 1960.10.01 / Paris. The last edition of the monthly magazine Les Temps Modernes was seized by the polite at the time of being sold, without any reason given. [5]

• 1963.10.23 / Rome. The jury of the Tor Margana award awards his Torri d'argento to Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir.

• 1964.10.20 / Stockholm. Jean-Paul Sartre refuses to be presented as a candidate for the Nobel Prize of Literature. [6]

• 1964.12.10 / Stockholm. Jean-Paul Sartre permanently refuses the Nobel Prize at the time of his handing. [7]

• 1965.03.18 / Paris. Jean-Paul Sartre adopts formally adopted Miss Arlette Elkaim aged 28 years. Sartre had formulated seven weeks before. [8]

• 1971.06 / Paris. Jean-Paul Sartre and Maurice Clavel want to found a new press agency to defend the truth. [9]

• 1972.03.14 / Paris. Jean-Paul Sartre is charged with insulting the National Autonomous Fund for Old Age Insurance. [10]

• 1980.03.20 / Paris. Admission of Jean-Paul Sartre at the Broussais hospital in Paris, suffering from an onset of pulmonary edema. [11] [12]

• 1980.04.15 / Paris. Deaths of Jean-Paul Sartre. [13]

• 1980.20.15 / Switzerland. To pay homage to Jean-Paul Sartre, French-speaking Swiss television is changing its programs to broadcast the second part of the show "Sartre himself", directed by Michel Contat and Alexandre Astruc. [14]

• 1981.07.25 / Paris. For the first anniversary of the death of Jean-Paul Sartre, the journal Obliques publishes a volume of essays and images in which the philosopher and his relation to art are discussed. [15]

• 1986.04.14 / Paris. Death of Simone de Beauvoir, formerly companion of Jean-Paul Sartre. [16]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Automatic recommendation (s) for Jean-Paul Sartre

• Simone de Beauvoir. Recovery: 76.2%. It seems that the characters knew each other.

• André Breton. Recovery: 53.8%. It seems that the characters have both been active in the literary field.

• Marguerite Duras. Recovery: 44.5%. It seems that the characters have both been active in the literary field.[17]