Nausea
fr. La Nausée · 1938
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Interesting Facts
- The book is written in the form of the main character Antoine Roquentin's diary, who is experiencing an existential crisis.
- The work is one of the key texts of existentialism and explores themes of the absurdity of being and freedom of choice.
- The main character experiences a feeling of 'nausea' as a symbol of the realization of the meaninglessness of existence.
- The book was written during a period when Sartre was influenced by the philosophy of Martin Heidegger.
- Music, especially jazz, is frequently mentioned in the work, reflecting Sartre's interest in this genre.
- The novel contains numerous philosophical reflections and references to other literary and philosophical works.

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Date of publication: 14 May 2024
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Genre: Philosophy
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