In his biographical introduction, Geoffrey Wall describes the
'dishevelled abundance' of Sartre's work and this new anthology
certainly does justice to the range of his interests. Many of the
pieces appear here in English for the first time. Divided into five
sections - 'Cities', 'Sexualities', 'Revolutions', 'Modern Times',
'Portraits' - the book features pieces on subjects from Baudelaire
through maternal love and Havana to the Liberation of Paris.
(Kirkus UK)
Designed for a new generation of readers, this superb anthology includes Sartre's personal responses to New York and Naples, an essay on surrealism and on Brecht, a spoof psychoanalytical dialogue, an extended essay on sexual desire and shorter pieces on maternal love and masturbation. It explores Sartre's celebrated quarrel with Camus, his constant but clear-eyed fascination with communism and, in 'Portraits' of Gide, Genet, Tintoretto and Baudelaire, his revolutionary approach to biography. There could be no better introduction to one of the greatest witnesses to the twentieth century.
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