El Existencialismo de Antoine Roquentin
Eiji692
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Eiji692
Ongoing, First published Dec 12, 2022
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El siguiente escrito trata sobre la parte existencial que se puede ver en la novela del filósofo francés Jean-Paul Sartre, La Náusea, y cómo esta afecta al personaje principal y narrador de la historia, Antoine Roquentin, quien tiene un sentimiento que no puede identificar del todo, y hace que vea de manera particular las cosas. Así mismo, va a tratar otras temáticas que se pueden ver en la novela como la nada y la contingencia, que juegan un rol muy importante y significativo.
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