Jean-Paul Sartre: For man holds his ground only by surpassing himself, in the same sense in which it is said that one ceases to love if on

For man holds his ground only by surpassing himself, in the same sense in which — Jean-Paul Sartre

For man holds his ground only by surpassing himself, in the same sense in which it is said that one ceases to love if one does not love increasingly everyday.

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