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Notes From The Underground

Posted on December 6, 2014 by carilynn27

April 22, 2010 Notes From The Underground “Leave us to ourselves, without our books, and at once, we get in a muddle and lose our way—we don’t know whose side we are on or where to give our allegiance, … Continue reading →

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Sartre Says Religion Isn’t Responsibilty

Posted on May 2, 2013 by carilynn27

Sartre Says Religion Isn’t Responsibility Cari Gilkison, French Literature 1996 Sartre fills his plays with many moral lessons for us. He has much to say on life, love, responsibility and the existential dilemma we all face. One very important … Continue reading →

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