Les Temps Modernes (journal)

Les Temps Modernes was a French literary and political journal founded in 1945 by notable writers Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir. It aimed to address contemporary social, philosophical, and political issues, promoting existentialist ideas, humanism, and critical thinking. The publication became a prominent platform for intellectual debate and social critique during the post-World War II era, reflecting a commitment to freedom, individual responsibility, and social justice. Active until 1982, Les Temps Modernes played a significant role in shaping modern French thought and fostering discussion about the challenges of modern life.