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Explore Jean-Paul Sartre's monumental work, 'Being and Nothingness,' a foundational text of existentialism that delves into the nature of human consciousness, radical freedom, and the profound responsibility individuals bear for creating their own essence. This seminal philosophical treatise grapples with concepts like bad faith, existence preceding essence, and the anguish of choice, offering a critical lens through which to understand the human condition in the 20th century and beyond.

Delve into the 'disgraceful affair' that entangled the lives of philosophical giants Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre with Bianca Lamblin. This notorious episode offers a glimpse into the complex and often controversial personal relationships defining their existentialist circle, fueling ongoing debates about ethics, freedom, and the boundaries of intellectual and romantic partnerships.