Nausea; The Wall; Words; No More Bets

The works included in this collection – from the philosophical Nausea to the autobiographical Words – in one way or another unite the main themes of Sartre's creativity, to which the great existentialist writer turned again and again throughout his life: freedom, creativity, self-awareness in the world, death. Moreover, these themes are inextricably linked in Sartre's understanding. After all, freedom, in his view, is impossible without self-awareness in the world, and he searched until the end of his days for the answer to the question of whether one can attain freedom in creativity or whether true liberation comes only through death…