The disguised philosophy of Jean - Paul Sartre and Albert Camus

Author(s)

Bruno Oliveira Martinelli

• Document type: Master's Dissertation
• Press: São Paulo.
• Institution: Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH/SBD)
• Defense date: 2011-07-15

Examining board members

Franklin Leopoldo e Silva; Caio Caramico Soares; Thana Mara de Souza

• Advisor: Franklin Leopoldo e Silva

Abstract

We intend demonstrate the ethics fondations of Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre, as we can perceive it dans the beginning of both authors . We start with an analisys of the historic situation at the time of de composition of L\'Être et le Néant , Le Mithe de Sysiphe and, after, we intend to show that the dramaturgie works, Les Mouches and Le Malentendu, maintain fidelity to the test works. We note that in dramatic discussion of the ideas there is a significate continuity in the ethic opposition and in the recomendations appeared in 1940. We think that fondamentals differences between the authours remain hidden until the polemic that ocurred in 1950. We pretend to present the inconciliable notion that appeared in the ethic dramas conceived during the Secon War; we also pretend to analyse their littéraire and philosofic journey at the moment of the controverse and rupture, and at this moment we\'ll may show that camouflage was temporary and theirs philosophies had, since Les Mouches et Le Malentendu, a contradictory destination. (AU)