La mort dans l'âme

This hardcover edition is an ex-library copy, evident from the library stamps and labels. The cover shows signs of wear, typical of library usage, with some discoloration and edge wear. The absence of a dust jacket is noted. Internally, the pages are intact and legible, though they may exhibit typical library handling marks.

"La mort dans l'âme" by Jean-Paul Sartre, published by Gallimard in 1949, is a significant work in the realm of existential and philosophical literature. This book, part of Sartre's "Les chemins de la liberté" series, delves into the complexities of human freedom and responsibility. Sartre, a leading figure in existential philosophy, uses this narrative to explore themes of individuality and existential angst set against the backdrop of World War II. This particular copy is an ex-library edition, as indicated by the markings from the Public Library of the City of Denver. While the absence of a dust jacket and library markings may affect its collectible status, the book remains a valuable addition for those interested in 20th-century French literature and philosophy. The hardcover binding ensures durability, making it a suitable choice for readers and collectors alike.