Modern Library
1950s–1960s The Age of Reason by Jean-Paul Sartre (Modern Library Edition)
$348.00
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DESCRIPTION
The Age of Reason by Jean-Paul Sartre in a Modern Library edition. The novel follows a Paris philosophy teacher over two days in 1938 as he wrestles with freedom and responsibility, and it opens Sartre's Roads to Freedom sequence. A readable copy for students of existentialism and twentieth-century French literature.
WORTH NOTING
- Author: Jean-Paul Sartre
- Title: The Age of Reason
- Publisher: Modern Library
- Binding: paperback
- Title and copyright pages shown in photographs
MEASUREMENTS
- Approx. 8" H × 5.25" W
CONDITION
Good pre-owned condition with light signs of age and handling. Please review photographs for details. Cover wear, edge wear and age toning are present.
STYLE NOTES
A book for the reading chair, best taken with strong coffee and an afternoon with nothing else on the calendar.
FROM THE HOUSE
Sartre argues that we are condemned to be free, and this copy is free to find a new reader.
A useful thing should still have manners. ~ Maxwell
Condition & care
Each piece is vintage and may show gentle signs of a life well lived. All notable wear is described and photographed.
Shipping & returns
Ships within 2–3 business days, carefully wrapped.
