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The Audiobook Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre is a philosophical novel that immerses the world of existential crisis through the experiences of the protagonist, Antoine Rocchantien. The novel tells about his internal struggle and the feeling of the absurdity of life, which covers him while traveling around the city and interacting with others.

Sartre masterfully explores the themes of freedom, loneliness and the search for the meaning of life, creating a work that poses difficult philosophical questions for readers. "Nausea" offers a deep understanding of existentialist philosophy and shows how a person can face the void of existence and try to find their way in a world full of absurdity.

- By Jean-Paul Sartre

- Title: Nausea

- Genre: Philosophical Novel, Existentialism

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Unknown

- Description:

A philosophical novel about the inner crisis of the protagonist, experiencing a sense of absurdity of existence. The work explores the existential themes of freedom, loneliness and the search for the meaning of life, offering a deep understanding of existentialist philosophy and the inner world of man.

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