Marcel, a Roman Catholic existentialist, living at
the same time as Sartre and Bataille, saw Bataille as
an atheist for refusing to believe in salvation as
miserable without God and his radical nihilism was
the thought of an egomaniac and madman who had
a boundless pride and even a superiority complex.
We will see how Leslie Boldt and Peter Connor defend
Bataille against these criticisms of Marcel and how they
argue that Marcel completely misunderstood Bataille.
What we see in the criticism of Sartre and Marcel is
that there can be excellent existentialists who
however are not postmodern and even though they might
appreciate Kierkegaard and Nietzsche they do not understand them.
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