Jean Paul Sartre Quotes

Like all dreamers, I mistook disillusionment for truth.

Man is born free, responsible, and without excuses.

Who is authentic, assumes the responsibility for being what he is and recognizes himself as free to be what he is.

I distrust incommunicability; it is the source of all violence.

Let's not waste any of our time; maybe there were more beautiful ones, but this is ours.

It is enough for one man to hate another for the hatred to spread to all of humanity.

To dream in theory is to live a little, but to live dreaming is not to exist.

The cowards are those who take shelter under the rules.

Man is condemned to be free.

Even the past can be modified; historians never stop proving it.

A man is nothing but what he makes of himself.

One is not a writer for having chosen to say certain things, but for the way in which they are said.