Sartre: An Anthology

Author: Sartre
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Sartre is a leading figure in contemporary French philosophy and literature. His existentialist philosophy has influenced two generations of writers and thinkers in France and around the world. His breakthrough novel, Nausea, is a diary-style novel with autobiographical elements, fully expressing the author's philosophical views—existentialism—through the perspective of the protagonist, Antoine Roquentin. In addition to Nausea, this book also includes other novels such as The Wall and Erostratus, as well as plays like The Flies and The Trial of the Cat.

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