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Explore the profound journey of existence with 'Nausea', the groundbreaking debut novel by existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre. This thought-provoking narrative follows Antoine Roquentin, a historian facing existential dread and the collapse of meaning. Dive into the mind of Roquentin as he navigates through discontent, alienation, and the quest for authenticity in a world saturated with absurdity. With 272 pages of captivating prose, this brand new B-format paperback is a must-have for lovers of philosophical literature and those seeking to understand the depths of human experience. Originally published in 2000 by Penguin UK, 'Nausea' not only reflects Sartre's unique perspective on life but also serves as a significant contribution to modern existential thought. Ideal for students, scholars, and avid readers alike, this novel is perfect for anyone interested in existential philosophy, literary analysis, and the complexities of human emotion. Whether you are drawn to classic literature or exploring the fundamentals of philosophy, 'Nausea' provides insight into the struggles of finding meaning in an often confusing and chaotic world. Engage with 'Nausea': a literature gem that challenges perceptions and ignites discussions on life’s essential questions.