Valor e ação em Sartre

Abstract

This study does not aim to definitively define Sartrean moral theory, but rather to present a possible relationship between the concepts of value and action within an unfinished moral theory, covering the period of Sartre's production in the 1940s. Thus, its entire value lies in being an attempt. To this end, the work is divided into only two parts: the first is a reconstruction of the introduction, for without it, we believe it would be very difficult to grasp the locus of the issue, as it is in this introduction that Sartre presents his originality regarding theories of knowledge and even phenomenology. In the second part, we focus specifically on the question of value and action, devoting particular attention to Part Four of Being and Nothingness and, finally, expanding the scope to the Notebooks for an Ethics. [resumo fornecido pelo autor]