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New to reading Sartre, and in my first few readings of him he writes that man is responsible for all men - and that his individual actions affect everyone. Since im a huge fan of Dostoevsky, this stood out to me immediately as essentially the same thing he writes in The Brothers Karamazov. Did Sartre get this idea from Dostoevsky? And if so does he give him credit? He’s pretty much saying the exact same thing, and obviously Dostoevsky wrote it first.