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The [[philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard]] provided itsexistentialism's theoretical foundation in the [[19th century]]. It became evident in atheist form after the 1943 publication of ''[[Being and Nothingness]]'' of '''[[Jean-Paul Sartre]]''' and later explicitly alluded to in ''[[Existentialism is a Humanism]]'' in 1946. But also previously Sartre wrote works in the spirit of atheistic existentialism, i.e. the novel ''[[Nausea]]'' (1938) and the short stories in his 1939 collection ''[[The Wall (book)|The Wall]]''. After Sartre in such spirit are the works of '''[[Albert Camus]]''' and also [[Simone de Beauvoir]] can be considered a writer in the spirit of atheist existentialism.