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Discover the profound depths of 'Nausea: Popular Penguins', a compelling novel by Jean-Paul Sartre that delves into the complexities of existence and existentialism. In this celebrated work, you will follow Antoine Roquentin, a young writer grappling with the uncertainties of life and the overwhelming burden of freedom. Sartre masterfully explores themes of absurdity, angst, and the human condition, making this book a cornerstone in existential philosophy. With its raw examination of a world stripped of inherent meaning, 'Nausea' invites readers to reflect on their own existence and the responsibility that comes with autonomy. This influential paperback edition, ISBN 9780141194844, includes 252 pages of thought-provoking narrative that challenges the status quo and encourages a personal search for meaning. Perfect for philosophy lovers and literary enthusiasts alike, 'Nausea' remains relevant in today's society as we confront our own existential dilemmas. Whether you're a long-time follower of Sartre's philosophy or new to existentialism, this work will leave you pondering life's profound questions long after the last page has turned. Add 'Nausea: Popular Penguins' to your collection today and engage with one of the most significant literary examinations of the human psyche.