Existencialismo y acción política en el pensamiento de J.P. Sartre

Sartre subscribes a conception of society funded in a existentialist pattern, which has several implications for the political action's problem. One of them is the tendency to reduce it to the Simple agency, ignoring the meaning of the structural determinations. The other one is the subordination of political action to a concept of liberty so extreme and unilateral that usually forgets that the political action is more than a thing of spontaneity and expression. In fact, the political action implies too the consideration of its consequences in two senses at the same time: the instrumental sense, which means efficacy, and the ethical sense, which means responsibility about its effects for the society as a whole.