Nausea Jean-Paul Sartre Penguin Classics Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Modern

Jean-Paul Sartre\ S First Published Novel Nausea Is Both An Extended Essay On Existentialist Ideals And A Profound Fictional Exploration Of Man Struggling To Restore Sense Meaning His Life This Penguin Modern Classics Edition Translated From The French By Robert Baldick With Introduction James Wood Story Troubled Introspective Historian Antoine Roquentin Exposition One Most Influential Significant Philosophical Attitudes Times - Existentialism Book Chronicles Struggle Realisation That He Entirely Free Agent In World Devoid Which Must Find Own Purpose Then Take Total Responsibility For Choices Seminal Work Contemporary Literary Philosophy Evokes Examines Dizzying Angst Can Come Simply Trying Live Sartre (1905-1980) Was Iconoclastic Philosopher Novelist Playwright Widely Regarded As Central Figure Post-War European Culture Political Thinking Famously Refused Nobel Prize Literature 1964 Grounds \ Writer Should Not Allow Himself Be Turned Into Institution\ Well-Known Works All Are Include Age Reason Iron Soul If You Enjoyed Might Like Albert Camus\ Outsider Also Available Very Few Successful Members Genre Novel\ Young Man\ Tour De Force\ Iris Murdoch Σελίδες: 240 Διαστάσεις: 12 8X12 8Cm