Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre

Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre

Antoine Roquentin picks up a pebble on a beach and is overcome by disgust. Nothing has happened. That is precisely the problem.

Written as a diary, Sartre's first novel puts existence itself under the microscope — the sheer unjustified thereness of objects, the sudden collapse of the stories we use to make life coherent.

Existentialism as nausea rather than argument. The novel that made Sartre's name before any of the philosophy did.

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