Full Description
An approachable abridgment of Sartre's important analysis of Flaubert, revealing that human life is a meaningful adventure of freedom.
Contents
Editor's Introduction
Chapter One: Problem: A Family Idiot Who Became a Genius
Chapter Two: Quidquid volueris
Chapter Three: Gustave at Fifteen
Chapter Four: A Rediscovered Childhood
Chapter Five: To Act or To Write
Chapter Six: Being Seen
Chapter Seven: Ambivalent
Chapter Eight: Birth of the Garçon
Chapter Nine: A Review
Chapter Ten: The Last Spiral: The Event
Chapter Eleven: Hysterical Commitment: Neurosis as Response
Chapter Twelve: Approaching Conversion
Chapter Thirteen: Conversion
Chapter Fourteen: The (Second) Problem
Chapter Fifteen: (The Problem Concluded): The Objective Spirit
Chapter Sixteen: Neurosis: Personal and Objective
Chapter Seventeen: Objective Neurosis and Madame Bovary
Editor's Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
