An existentialist philosopher, Jean-Paul Sartre, believes both of these contradictory beliefs. In the play No Exit, by Jean-Paul Sartre, the different views of existentialist philosophy are very prominently shown. These views of the philosophy are shown in the way that the three main characters interact amongst each other. The three main characters - Inez, Garcin and Estelle - are stuck in a room, “Hell”, with only each other and their choices. They must face how other people are their own personal hell through the two different viewpoints of existential philosophy. This ultimately shows that, no matter the controversial viewpoints, the main structure of existentialist philosophy is, “Hell is - other people!” (No Exit,
An existentialist philosopher, Jean-Paul Sartre, believes both of these contradictory beliefs. In the play No Exit, by Jean-Paul Sartre, the different views of existentialist philosophy are very prominently shown. These views of the philosophy are shown in the way that the three main characters interact amongst each other. The three main characters - Inez, Garcin and Estelle - are stuck in a room, “Hell”, with only each other and their choices. They must face how other people are their own personal hell through the two different viewpoints of existential philosophy. This ultimately shows that, no matter the controversial viewpoints, the main structure of existentialist philosophy is, “Hell is - other people!” (No Exit,