First published 1947
In this unflinching examination, philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre confronts the scourge of antisemitism head-on. He lays bare the twisted logic and ugly prejudices that fuel the "Jewish question," from the snobbish disdain of the elite to the brutal violence of the mob. With razor-sharp insight, Sartre peels back the layers of this societal cancer, challenging readers to confront their own biases and the true nature of the Jewish experience.
Genres: 20th-century, non-fiction, antisemitism, jewish, jewish-question
Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: confronting-biases, social-commentary
Period: 20th-Century
153 pages · Paperback · Schocken
Content warnings: racism