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THESE TWO VOLUMES by Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus tell us not so much about the current status of French literature, but the current standing of these two political moralists who helped shape a national consensus emerging from the ruins of military occupation and fascist extremism at mid-twentieth century. Then the controversial author discussed his numerous critics, his worst reviews, existentialism, nihilism and Jean-Paul Sartre at an event that raised $650,000 for library programs and services. Intellectuals ignored the horrors of the war as determinedly as the statesmen, with Jean-Paul Sartre and others preferring to speak disdainfully of an American culture of "Frigidaires. |
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