Letter From Paris

tion and the reconstruction of onernof the strongest philosophies of therntwentieth century. And then finally,rna haphazard and yet necessary, arnclandestine and yet avowed meetingrnwith . . . Judaism. This was notrnof course a conversion. But Sartre,rnhaving recovered his philosophicalrnappetite, devours with voracity andrnas usual makes another's philosophyrnhis own. He kneads . . .