The age of adulthood

The book "Age of Maturity" is the first part of the trilogy "Paths of Freedom" in which Sartre narrates in a novelistic form a part of his autobiography, which was considered one of the most important and extensive existential novels. The book was published by Dar Al-Adab, translated by Suhail Adris, as part of distinguished translated novels including the rest of the trilogy "Standstill" and "Deep Sadness." About "Age of Maturity" The novel by Jean-Paul Sartre, the French and global thinker, in the age of maturity, tells the story of the psychological crises experienced by "Matteo" — the main hero — torn between fulfilling his duty towards the girl he loves and bears from him, and his absolute desire for freedom, and his stance on various issues in his society. Perhaps the most wonderful aspect of the novel is that desperate love that "Matteo" harbors for that strange girl "Eveish," which gives the story a particularly delicious flavor. Quotes from the novel "Age of Maturity" When a person wakes up in the morning, with a troubled heart and fifteen hours ahead to kill before he can go back to sleep, what good is it to be free? Freedom does not help a person live. It is okay for a person to wear ugly clothes if he doesn't care about his clothes. What is bothersome is to want to impress people and then fail at it.