Forgotten Revolution [The Centenary Edition] The Limerick Soviet 1919

Preface; Chronology; 1. Contexts; 2. The Stranger; 3. Early Camus and Sartre; 4. Camus and the Algerian War; 5. Why and how we read The Stranger: a guide to further reading.

Editors' Foreword Alistair ROLLS, Elizabeth RECHNIEWSKI: Uprooting the Chestnut Tree: Nausea Today Text Lawrence R. SCHEHR: Sartre's Autodidacticism George WOODS: Sounds, 'Sounds, Smells, Degrees of Light': Art and Illumination in Nausea Thomas MARTIN: The Role of Others in Roquentin's Nausea Peter POIANA: The Subject as Symptom in Nausea Context Elizabeth RECHNIEWSKI: Avatars of Contingency: Suares and Sartre Chris FALZON: Sartre and Meaningful Existence Amanda CRAWLEY-JACKSON : La Nausee des Fins de Voyage ? Intertext Keryn STEWART: 'I Have Finished Travelling': Travel, Displacement and Intertextuality in Jean-Paul Sartre's Nausea Debra HELY: Fact or Fiction? Reading Through the Nothingness behind Nausea Alistair ROLLS: Seduction, Pleasure and a Laying on of Hands: A Hands-on Reading of Sartre's Nausea Notes on Contributors Bibliography