To be hungry already means that you want to be free
Sartre Studies International 7 (2):8-11 (2001)
| Abstract | Nowadays nothing is more discredited than freedom. In the past, people sometimes sold their freedom for money. Today people sell it even if in its place they can only look forward to war or death. How did things come to this pass? Because the freedoms provided by bourgeois democracies are mystifications. The rights or the socalled rights we all have in principle have real meaning only for a miniscule part of the population. | |||||||||
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