Jean-Paul Sartre – The Roads to Freedom 2001 Turkish Book Turkey

Jean-Paul Sartre – The Roads to Freedom (Özgürlüğün Yolları) – Can Kitabevi Edition Lot (2001–2005)

Description:

This is a two-volume Turkish edition lot of The Roads to Freedom (Özgürlüğün Yolları), published by Can Kitabevi between 2001 and 2005. Written by Jean-Paul Sartre, the series is one of Sartre’s most significant literary projects, combining his existentialist philosophy with a broad narrative of individuals facing moral and historical crises.

The series explores the lives of several interconnected characters in the years leading up to World War II, focusing on themes of personal freedom, responsibility, and the search for meaning. Through shifting perspectives and psychological depth, Sartre examines how individuals respond to political tension, social change, and internal conflict. His characters are often confronted with difficult choices, reflecting the existential idea that freedom comes with the burden of responsibility.

Sartre, a leading figure of 20th-century philosophy, is best known for developing existentialism and exploring the nature of human freedom. In The Roads to Freedom, he brings these ideas into a narrative form, creating a complex and intellectually rich literary work that stands at the intersection of philosophy and fiction.

This lot includes two volumes from the Turkish edition: Akıl Çağı (Özgürlüğün Yolları 1) and Yaşanmayan Zaman (Özgürlüğün Yolları 2). As a multi-volume set from a respected Turkish publisher, it offers both readability and collectible value for those interested in Sartre’s literary and philosophical legacy.

Key Features:

• Series: The Roads to Freedom (Özgürlüğün Yolları)

• Author: Jean-Paul Sartre

• Publisher: Can Kitabevi

• PublicationYears: 2001; 2005

• Language: Turkish

• Format: Paperback (2-volume lot)

• Included Volumes: Akıl Çağı (Özgürlüğün Yolları 1); Yaşanmayan Zaman (Özgürlüğün Yolları 2)

• Genre: Philosophical novel; Existentialist fiction

• Original Title: Les Chemins de la liberté

• Themes: Freedom; Responsibility; War; Existential choice; Human condition

• Condition: Cover wear present