SYND 21 4 80 FUNERAL OF JEAN PAUL SARTE IN PARIS

(19 Apr 1980) At the funeral of the French writer Jean Paul Sartre Simone Signoret and Yves Montand, Michel Rocard of the Socialist Party marching to the Montparnasse cemetery in Paris where Jean Paul Sartre was provisionnaly buried before being cremated next week.
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[@lhommemaudit6228]

Jean Paul Sartre will always be greatly liked ,loved ,worshipped for his matchlessly insightful novels by me and many friends of mine in our town Lovech,Bulgaria.May his great soul blissfully rest in the Heaven of Nothingness ...

[@birmohamud5397]

There is none worthy of worship except Allah

[@hellofkn3282]

He wasn't a believer of god

[@ABRARKHANISM]

Never was a philosopher given such honor

[@GeraldParrish]

Did Sarah Bakewell send you?

[@ariadnaparedes5598]

Yeah

[@viperaputakeyteaparyou8237]

Ahahahahah I was looking for this comment... "At the existentialist Café"

[@vishakarai6093]

😂

[@funks5807]

i think it’s beautiful

[@m92-h5r]

There should always be a lot of people to a funeral

[@rafaell6491]

Sua vida foi curta comparado a eternidade de sua obra.

[@slightlyexistential1640]

Why was sartre short?

[@chadmarx7718]

this guy is asking the REAL questions

[@anita_fumeta_uwu5029]

Fr

[@sabrisaad8858]

💔

[@Maschere-k9n]

存在先于本质

[@fineartist7710]

...Most of these people walking here don't have any idea of what is philosophy
or for that matter what existential philosophy is.
They are just there because Sartre was "famous"... and that is the sad truth of the human condition.

[@michaelv9609]

Not really, smartass

[@joseiriarte1982]

Maybe they do, thanks to him. Maybe you think you are the only one who understand philosophy. Maybe people don't go there to be in the video or picture but to pay respect to a man who stood up his own word. Who knows. The thing is that we, humans, are very symbolic and a little bit of display of it wont hurt us.

[@petedaniels6686]

Yes, and also, as stated in one of Sarah Blakewell’s books, “the ending of such an outsized life simply demanded some gesture of participation”.

[@Kovalskiianna]

Simoni rest in Hell ! Amen.

[@victortapiaaraya1003]

Podría Sartre haber escapado de su lógica europocentrista, más allá del discurso indigenista o, más que nada, alienado de países tercermundista?, ¿Es su pensamiento demasiado poco universalista, demasiado intelectual francés?

[@victortapiaaraya1003]

Lamentablemente, y aunque en otro plano, lo comparo a Hemingway, pero sin atreverse, jejeje, que alguien me responda, filósofos del mundo os invoco...

[@elcupido8559]

@@victortapiaaraya1003, cállese, viejo lesbiano.

[@davidmarinrivera695]

Leyó el prólogo al libro de fanon??

[@m92-h5r]

@@davidmarinrivera695 gracias! Exactamente, si Sartre hubiera sido europocentrista come habria podido escribir la introduccion del libro de Fanon? Es una locura decir che Sartre no fuera internacionalista: Fanon mismo siempre dijo que es necesario estudiar la cultura frances y europea, y ahoy es considerada europocentrista! Es ridiculo!

[@Agus-uz6ry]

A Sartre le importaba un carajo esas clasificaciones, abordo y estudió hasta sus últimas consecuencias el Ser y bueno este es Universal... entonces ahí la respuesta