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Re: What you reading

Posted: 13 Feb 2020, 21:47
by SiMamu
Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.

Re: What you reading

Posted: 13 Feb 2020, 21:57
by Davycc
SiMamu wrote:Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.

This would hardly interest you then, different Genre :D

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Re: What you reading

Posted: 13 Feb 2020, 22:40
by Sniffer
SiMamu wrote:Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.
In the original French I trust, Si. ;) I found Sartre a tedious writer but an interesting philosopher. Have you read any Camus? A far superior writer in my opinion and only a philosophical half-step away from Sartre.

Re: What you reading

Posted: 14 Feb 2020, 12:00
by hashtagleedsunited
Davycc wrote:
SiMamu wrote:Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.

This would hardly interest you then, different Genre :D

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See my signature :D
Is this your own work Davy?

Re: What you reading

Posted: 14 Feb 2020, 12:10
by Davycc
hashtagleedsunited wrote:
Davycc wrote:
SiMamu wrote:Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.

This would hardly interest you then, different Genre :D

[url=https://ibb.co/wRBHzLM[/url]

See my signature :D
Is this your own work Davy?
Tis indeed, scribbled whilst on holiday last year.

Re: What you reading

Posted: 14 Feb 2020, 13:14
by NottinghamWhite
Davycc wrote:
hashtagleedsunited wrote:
Davycc wrote:
SiMamu wrote:Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.

This would hardly interest you then, different Genre :D

[url=https://ibb.co/wRBHzLM[/url]

See my signature :D
Is this your own work Davy?
Tis indeed, scribbled whilst on holiday last year.
It’s amazing how much joined up writing you can get on the back of a postage stamp :roll:

Re: What you reading

Posted: 14 Feb 2020, 14:04
by SiMamu
Sniffer wrote:
SiMamu wrote:Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.
In the original French I trust, Si. ;) I found Sartre a tedious writer but an interesting philosopher. Have you read any Camus? A far superior writer in my opinion and only a philosophical half-step away from Sartre.
Why of course :D ;). I like it so far. It's quite slow, but I think that's necessary for how much Sartre is putting into depicting his characters. I haven't yet, but I'll be sure to move onto Camus soon enough.

Re: What you reading

Posted: 14 Feb 2020, 14:15
by Davycc
NottinghamWhite wrote:
Davycc wrote:
hashtagleedsunited wrote:
Davycc wrote:
SiMamu wrote:Reading 'The Age of Reason' by Jean-Paul Sartre.

This would hardly interest you then, different Genre :D

[url=https://ibb.co/wRBHzLM[/url]

See my signature :D
Is this your own work Davy?
Tis indeed, scribbled whilst on holiday last year.
It’s amazing how much joined up writing you can get on the back of a postage stamp :roll:
Less than you think when it's done in crayon.

Re: What you reading

Posted: 14 Feb 2020, 14:35
by Deleted User 728
Camus was a goalkeeper as a young man.

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Re: What you reading

Posted: 14 Feb 2020, 14:43
by Another Northern Soul
Is Camus the one who inspired The Cure's 'Killing An Arab' song? I've read that, decent book actually but I know nowt about him otherwise, especially if I've got the wrong fella ;lol: