One of his plays involves a Communist who takes the name codename Raskolnikov and eventually dies for love rather than the party, Dirty Hands, while a foray into novels including Troubled Sleep and The Reprieve ended after three of a proposed four-work series, Les Chemins de la Liberté [LAY sheh-MIHN deh lah lee-bair-TAY]. He also drew parallels between Aegistheus' reign and Vichy France while demoting Zeus to an ironic figure in a reworking of Aeschylus and the Orestes story. FTP, name this French philosopher playwrigh
One of his plays involves a Communist who takes the name codename Raskolnikov and eventually dies for love rather than the party, Dirty Hands, while a foray into novels including Troubled Sleep and The Reprieve ended after three of a proposed four-work series, Les Chemins de la Liberté [LAY sheh-MIHN deh lah lee-bair-TAY]. He also drew parallels between Aegistheus' reign and Vichy France while demoting Zeus to an ironic figure in a reworking of Aeschylus and the Orestes story. FTP, name this French philosopher playwright, who refused the Legion of Honor and the 1964 Nobel and penned Nausea, The Flies and No Exit.          |
One of his plays involves a Communist who takes the name codename Raskolnikov and eventually dies for love rather than the party, Dirty Hands, while a foray into novels including Troubled Sleep and The Reprieve ended after three of a proposed four-work series, Les Chemins de la Liberté
Jean-Paul {Sartre}