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Who wrote 'Being and Nothingness'?

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Jean-Paul Sartre

In this work, Sartre explores the difference between things that just 'are' (like a rock) and humans who have the 'nothingness' of free will. He argues that this freedom is a heavy burden, leading to what he called 'existential angst.'

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