Author: (French) Jean-Paul Sartre
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: As the recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1947, Sartre's ideas influenced three generations in the West, becoming an indispensable reference for the souls of Westerners 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 Life—which can be seen as his journey in pursuit of the joy and happiness of life. Sartre loved joy but preferred change. In The Transgressor, he plays the role of indulgence; in The Gates of Paradise and Symphony of a Life, 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.
Selected Novels of Jean-Paul Sartre (Illustrated Edition)
📌 Related Posts
Literature
Parenting and Child-Rearing Without Seeking Help
2026-09-20
Literature
Common people seek justice
2026-10-04
News
What are the factors or causes that lead to male infertility?
2026-10-04
News
Can the wife get pregnant after treatment if the sperm vitality is low?
2026-10-09
Literature
Celebrity Biography (Illustrated Edition)
2026-10-17
Literature
Tea Master Trilogy: Southern Land Has Fine Trees, The Guardian of the Sleepless Night, Building a City of Grass (3 volumes in total)
2026-10-17
Literature
Peter Pan
2026-10-17
Literature
Entrepreneurial History (Vol. 1 and 2)
2026-10-17