journal Les Temps modernes

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Les Temps modernes is a prominent French intellectual and literary journal, co-founded in 1945 by Jean-Paul Sartre and others, that became a major platform for existentialist and leftist thought in the postwar period.

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instanceOf French-language periodical
intellectual journal
literary journal
basedIn Paris
coFoundedBy Jean-Paul Sartre
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Raymond Aron
Simone de Beauvoir
countryOfOrigin France
editorialFocus culture
literature
philosophy
politics
social criticism
hasISSN 0024-3038
historicalContext post-World War II France
inception 1945
influenced French leftist thought
existentialist movement
postwar French intellectual life
influencedBy French Resistance
anti-fascism
language French
mainIdeologicalCurrent Marxism
existentialism
medium print
notableContributor Albert Camus
Frantz Fanon
Jacques Derrida
Michel Foucault
Roland Barthes
notableEditor Claude Lanzmann
Jean-Paul Sartre
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Simone de Beauvoir
periodicity monthly
politicalOrientation left-wing
publisher Gallimard
publisherType independent intellectual review
subjectOf scholarly studies on French intellectual history
titleTranslation The Modern Times
linked to: Les Temps modernes
tookStanceOn Algerian War
Cold War politics
decolonization

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Maurice Merleau-Ponty associatedWith journal Les Temps modernes