Gabriel Marcel was a French Christian existentialist philosopher and dramatist whose work delves into profound questions of human existence. Through his plays and philosophical writings, he explored the relationship between being and beings, embodiment and alienation, and the impact of modern life on the human spirit. His distinctive approach centers on the concept of 'concrete' thinking, aiming to reconnect philosophy with lived reality. Marcel's writing is marked by his faith and a relentless pursuit of meaning within life.
Introduction Being & having A metaphysical diary Outlines of a phenomenology of having Faith & reality Some remarks on the irreligion of today Some thoughts on faith Peter Wust on the nature of piety
