Les Temps Modernes (English: Les Temps Modernes)

Japanese: 《Les Temps Modernes》（英語表記）LesTempsModernes

…During World War II, he was taken prisoner by Germany, but was eventually released. He wrote the novel The Roads to Freedom (1945-49) and other plays, while eagerly awaiting the victory of the Allied forces. In October 1945, after the end of World War II, Sartre founded the magazine Les Temps Modernes with M. Merleau-Ponty and Beauvoir, and as its editor-in-chief, he made a spectacular appearance on the public stage, arguing for engagement. His name became famous overnight, and he became a constant topic of media attention as "Sartre the Existentialist." …

From Sartre

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…第2次大戦中はドイツの捕虜になったがやがて釈放され，長編小説《自由への道》(1945‐49)や戯曲などを書きつつ，ひたすら連合軍の勝利を待ちこがれていた。　第2次大戦後の45年10月，サルトルはM.メルロー･ポンティ，ボーボアールらと《レ･タン･モデルヌLes Temps Modernes》誌を創刊し，その編集長として，アンガージュマンの立場を主張し，華々しく論壇に登場。彼の名は一躍有名になり，〈実存主義者サルトル〉として，たえずマスコミの話題になる。…