What Do I Read Next?
Being and Nothingness, a nonfiction book translated and published in 1956, explores Sartre's early existentialist theories. The original French version, L'Être et le néant, was released in 1943.
Man and Superman, a play by George Bernard Shaw, was published in 1904. The narrative takes place in hell.
Devils, Demons, Death, and Damnation, published in 1971 by Ernst and Johanna Lehner, showcases historical depictions of hell through various images.
The Victors, another play by Sartre, was published in 1948. It revolves around a group of French Resistance fighters confined to a small room, contemplating the significance of their impending deaths. The original French title is Les Morts sans sépulture, circa 1946.
Old Times, a 1971 play by Harold Pinter, focuses on three characters involved in a sexual power struggle, set against a minimalist backdrop.
The History of Hell, authored by Alice K. Turner and published in 1993, examines historical representations of hell in art and literature.
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