num_pages: 149
description: This book offers innovative approaches to the reading of the novel Nausea , considering it as a philosophical and a psychological novel, and as a work of art. After depicting the existential themes in Nausea , the author compares the existential philosophy of Nausea to that of Being and Nothingness , and then deals with the ethical and social dimensions of Sartre's philosophy before exploring the interconnection between philosophy, art, and literature.
language: English
title: Jean Paul Sartre's Existentialism in Literature and Philosophy
titlecomplete: Jean Paul Sartre's Existentialism in Literature and Philosophy
ratings_count: 2
publisher: Global Publications at SUNY Binghampton University