Works of Sartre (1-7)

Author: Sartre
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Publication Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This volume is one of the contents of "The Collected Works of Sartre." The volume includes Sartre's famous works "Nausea," "The Wall," and the autobiographical novel "The Life of the Mind." "Nausea" first proposes the fundamental proposition of existentialist philosophy in literary form: "A being without essence is nothing." The five works included in the short story collection "The Wall" propose another fundamental proposition of existentialist philosophy: "Man is free, and his fate depends on his own choices." The autobiographical novel "The Life of the Mind" humorously and engagingly tells the author's own process of self-discovery and self-realization, explaining the starting point of existentialist thought and the entire doctrine.