Nausea by Jean Paul Sartre

The novel follows a historian living in a small French town, struggling with a strange and unsettling feeling of disgust and revulsion he calls 'nausea'. He grapples with the existential dread of his own existence and the meaningless of life, continually questioning his own perceptions and the nature of reality. As he navigates through his everyday life, he is plagued by his philosophical thoughts and the overwhelming sensation of nausea, leading him to a profound existential crisis.

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Published
1938
Nationality
French
Length
Short
Pages
150-250
Original Language
French
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(4.0)
Alternate Titles
- A Náusea
- Bulantı
- Der Ekel
- Gnus
- La Nausea

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