The protagonist of this novel moves to Bouville, but his only acquaintances are "The Self-Taught Man," and the proprietor of a café, the Rendez-Vous de Cheminots. His relationship with Francoise brings back memories of Anny, an English girl he loved, and also intensifies a series of disturbing psych
The protagonist of this novel moves to Bouville, but his only acquaintances are "The Self-Taught Man," and the proprietor of a café, the Rendez-Vous de Cheminots. His relationship with Francoise brings back memories of Anny, an English girl he loved, and also intensifies a series of disturbing psychological experiences, which pass from objects to him through his hands. For 10 points-- name this novel centering on Antoine Roquentin's "sweet sickness" by Jean Paul Sartre.
The protagonist of this novel moves to Bouville, but his only acquaintances are "The Self-Taught Man," and the proprietor of a café, the Rendez-Vous de Cheminots.
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