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In Jean-Paul Sartre’s debut novel “La Nausée”/”Nausea” the main character, Antoine Roquentin gets nauseated by the thought of being pushed into the secure and socially accepted life form. He clearly wants something more in life than to honour objective values of the bourgeoisie. Only one generation ago, sailors were the ones to break with the expectations of society and the Dream of the big blue ocean was to challenge oneself and experience something else than every day life. Etymological speaking the English word nausea is directly linked towards seasickness as it derives from the Greek word naus meaning ship.

In Jean-Paul Sartre’s debut novel “La Nausée”/”Nausea” the main character, Antoine Roquentin gets nauseated by the thought of being pushed into the secure and socially accepted life form. He clearly wants something more in life than to honour objective values of the bourgeoisie. Only one generation ago, sailors were the ones to break with the expectations of society and the Dream of the big blue ocean was to challenge oneself and experience something else than every day life. Etymological speaking the English word nausea is directly linked towards seasickness as it derives from the Greek word naus meaning ship.

In Jean-Paul Sartre’s debut novel “La Nausée”/”Nausea” the main character, Antoine Roquentin gets nauseated by the thought of being pushed into the secure and socially accepted life form. He clearly wants something more in life than to honour objective values of the bourgeoisie. Only one generation ago, sailors were the ones to break with the expectations of society and the Dream of the big blue ocean was to challenge oneself and experience something else than every day life. Etymological speaking the English word nausea is directly linked towards seasickness as it derives from the Greek word naus meaning ship.

In Jean-Paul Sartre’s debut novel “La Nausée”/”Nausea” the main character, Antoine Roquentin gets nauseated by the thought of being pushed into the secure and socially accepted life form. He clearly wants something more in life than to honour objective values of the bourgeoisie. Only one generation ago, sailors were the ones to break with the expectations of society and the Dream of the big blue ocean was to challenge oneself and experience something else than every day life. Etymological speaking the English word nausea is directly linked towards seasickness as it derives from the Greek word naus meaning ship.