Hezn El Aameeq, Paperback Book, By: Jean Paul Sarter

In this final part of the Paths to Freedom trilogy, Sartre says of his heroes: They are alive but touched by death. Something is over; And the defeat brought down the shelves of values ​​from the wall. As Daniel celebrated in Paris the victory of remorse, Mathieu, in a village in Lorraine, was taking stock of the damage: peace, progress, reason, truth, democracy, and country, all marginalized. And one will never be able to put it back together. But something also begins: without a definite path, without references or introductory letters, without even having understood what had befallen them, they walked, simply because they were still alive. The Paths to Freedom was considered the greatest and most fascinating of the existential novels. Sartre was able to make his existential philosophy accessible to all readers when he poured it into the form of a unique novelis.