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Jean-Paul Sartre

Super Rare Card — Rivals: Crimson Series — #171

About Jean-Paul Sartre

French philosopher (1905-1980), a leading 20th-century figure in existentialism and Libertarian Marxism. Known for "Being and Nothingness," he explored "bad faith" vs. authentic being. He influenced sociology and critical theory, famously refusing the 1964 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Jean-Paul Sartre is a Super Rare trading card in the Rivals: Crimson series on WikiTCG. This card is based on the Wikipedia article about Jean-Paul Sartre, which has 74,878 pageviews and is available in 151 languages. 437 players have collected this card.

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Jean-Paul Sartre

Super Rare Rivals: Crimson #171

French philosopher (1905-1980), a leading 20th-century figure in existentialism and Libertarian Marxism. Known for "Being and Nothingness," he explored "bad faith" vs. authentic being. He influenced sociology and critical theory, famously refusing the 1964 Nobel Prize in Literature.

74.9K Wikipedia Views
151 Languages
500 Backlinks
437 Collectors

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5 Power
11 HP
5 Cost
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