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Toshnota. Stena. Slova. Stavok bol'she net [Nausea. Wall. Words. Chips Are Down]
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The works included in this collection - from philosophical 'Nausea' to autobiographical 'Words' - to one degree or another unite the main themes of Sartre's work, to which the great existentialist writer again and again turned his whole life: freedom, creativity, self-awareness in the world, death. Moreover, these themes themselves in Sartre are inextricably linked. After all, freedom in his understanding is impossible without realizing himself in the world, and the answer to the question of whether it is possible to find freedom in creativity or true liberation only brings death to a person, he searched until the end of his days ...
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The works included in this collection - from philosophical 'Nausea' to autobiographical 'Words' - to one degree or another unite the main themes of Sartre's work, to which the great existentialist writer again and again turned his whole life: freedom, creativity, self-awareness in the world, death. Moreover, these themes themselves in Sartre are inextricably linked. After all, freedom in his understanding is impossible without realizing himself in the world, and the answer to the question of whether it is possible to find freedom in creativity or true liberation only brings death to a person, he searched until the end of his days ...
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Data sheet
- Author
- Sartre Jean-Paul
- Publisher
- AST
- ISBN
- 9785171126612
- Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2020
- Pages
- 608
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The works included in this collection - from philosophical 'Nausea' to autobiographical 'Words' - to one degree or another unite the main themes of Sartre's work, to which the great existentialist writer again and again turned his whole life: freedom, creativity, self-awareness in the world, death. Moreover, these themes themselves in Sartre are inextricably linked. After all, freedom in his understanding is impossible without realizing himself in the world, and the answer to the question of whether it is possible to find freedom in creativity or true liberation only brings death to a person, he searched until the end of his days ...