Sartre

I picked this up yesterday:

http://www.amazon.com/Existential-Imagination-Sade-Satre/dp/B008G5VNLQ/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1404471292&sr=1-3

These are bits of fiction that the editors believe slot into Sartre's existentialism - even if many of the stories predates this.

So there are passages from Karamzov, Tolstoy, Musil (The Moosbrugger sketch from MwQ), Proust. What caught my eye was a story by Pavese (called Suicides which I know I'll never come across).

More on the intro later, have yet to finish it.

The Roads to Freedom is an acclaimed, taboo-busting 1970s drama series based on the novels of Jean-Paul Sartre. Set in 1938's Paris, it looks at the lives of Mathieu, his mistress Marcelle and their friends. Watch tonight on #BBCFour from 10:10pm and after on @BBCiPlayer. #BBC100 pic.twitter.com/Zke8NCT2sV

— BBC Archive (@BBCArchive) July 27, 2022

Can see the inner monologues getting annoying.

In that clip I can see the guy is ashamed to buy sex. Don't know if I need to hear it.