Along with new heroes, all the heroes of the first part (coming of age) return in this second part, as they face a crucial and difficult period in human history, on the eve of the outbreak of World War II. Jean-Paul Sartre puts the reader, through a description of human emotional, intellectual and political concerns, before the most important existential issue, which is freedom, and the subsequent commitment and responsibility towards society and history.
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