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Ernest Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls, first published in 1940, tells the story of an American teacher who joins the fight in the Spanish Civil War. The novel captures the intense events that unfold over a seventy-two-hour period.
Sartre’s Nausea (American translation, 1949) employs the “found” journal of Roquentin to delve into one man’s existential quest to understand his place in the world.
Sartre’s short story collection, The Wall and Other Stories, comprises five stories that examine different facets of Sartre’s philosophy.
Stephen Crane’s Civil War novel, The Red Badge of Courage (1893), portrays the brutal experiences of a young soldier. Crane’s writing style challenges readers to evaluate Henry’s reactions to his circumstances.
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