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would you consider Sartre to be most depressing of the existentialists?

So, did Sartre have a solution to "the other people?" Like, if you're anguished by the fact that the others see and judge you completely differently than how you experience yourself, and there isn't a way to change how they think of you (they won't change their minds even if you act differently over a long period of time because of their exisisting judgement), what is the way out of this anguish?

Understand that I'm a pseud and don't really know about Sartre if you care to explain this to me.

>>14931957
seriously how is this thread still up?
/lit/ is a pretty active board so how are the mods not on the case?

(not that i'm against it being up)

>>14910894
people like me?

which country will act as the "France of 21st century"? or do you think philosophical movements have ceased being territory-dependent?

>*solves anxiety*