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For questions about the philosophical work of Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980), a French philosopher and novelist.
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Does Sartre imitate Kant in moral philosophy?
they both appreciate the unity in equal application of morality among humans, (and, incidentally, both view morality as something uniquely human), Kant walks away with an imperative--a rule--whereas Sartre … Another distinguishing factor is that Sartre does not require full universalizability. You might lie in Sartre's world, and you might tell the truth. These are both things people do. …