نظرة جاكلين روس حول المبنى الأخلاقي لوجودية سارتر : قراءة في علاقة الأنا و الآخر

Abstract EN

Contemporary Western civilization has witnessed a tremendous growth in moral philosophies that seek to address social imbalances, some of which, as a result of the cracks they created between the ego and the other through their poor understanding of the other, have exacerbated the depth of this moral crisis.

We shed light on Jacqueline Ross' critical analytical reading of one of these moral models: the existential philosophy - according to Sartre -, which resulted in the necessity of nullifying this narrow view that sees the other as a hell that the self must struggle with if it wants to extend its logic and self-realization, which requires - according to it - Replacing it with other moral models that provide a normal way of coexistence, to eventually manifest the calls of altruism in which the other dominates even the ego's right to life, which resets the human status in this world.