Selected Novels of Jean-Paul Sartre (Famous Works, Translated and Illustrated Edition)

Author: [French] Jean-Paul Sartre (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: As the winner of the 1947 Nobel Prize in Literature, Sartre's ideas influenced three generations in the West, becoming an essential reference for the souls who painfully pursue sincerity and freedom under the oppression of reality. This book collects Sartre's trilogy of novels, The Transgressor, The Gates of Paradise, and Symphony of a, which can be seen as his journey in pursuit of joy and happiness in life. Sartre loved joy but preferred change. In The Transgressor, he plays the role of indulgence, while in The Gates of Paradise and Symphony of a, he successively plays the role of restraint. However, within indulgence there is restraint, and within restraint there is indulgence, each becoming complex and living characters. This is precisely the charm and vitality of Sartre's works.