Age of Reason - Paths to Freedom Book 1

It can be argued that the life story of "Jean-Paul Sartre" (1905-1980), who gave color to France and voice to the whole world at the end of the Second World War, is a set of rejections lined up one after the other. . Just as he rejected God, all established orders, including the family, the man of letters in the classical sense, the philosopher, the man of action, countless friendships, parties, and stereotyped thoughts, he also rejected the Nobel Prize in Literature, which he was awarded in 1964. Sartre's serial novel titled "Paths of Freedom", which has an important place among his works in the field of literature, consists of three books: "The Age of Reason", "Unlived Time and Collapse". Of these three novels, all of which were published between 1945 and 1949, the first two, published in 1945, display the upheaval caused by the Second World War with their significant differences. In the first book of the series, "The Age of Reason", which was completed in 1941, the ongoing searches within the limited framework of a few very introverted personal lives, searching for themselves and running away from themselves for two days, are told in the deceptive optimism of the years 1937-1938. You will find the remaining two books of the "Roads of Freedom" series, "Unlived Time" and "Destruction" among Can Publications very soon.



Number of Pages: 320< br>
Print Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınlari< /p>

Number of Pages: 320

First Printing Year: 1996

Language: Turkish