When Sartre said that "We were never more free than during the German occupation" he meant that
A) the occupied people confronted the fact of their freedom and the need to make a commitment.
B) the occupied people were able to escape from their everyday concerns and relationships.
C) soft determinism is true.
D) soft determinism is false.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Sartre believed that the experience of living under the German occupation forced the French people to confront the reality of their freedom and the need to make a choice about how to respond to their situation. In his view, this experience of being confronted with the need to make a decision was a form of liberation, even though it took place under oppressive conditions.

When Sartre Said That "We Were Never More Free Than