From one moment to the next, the life of the loner Antoine Roquentin changes radically: nothing is taken for granted anymore, everything becomes a torment for him. All the people and objects around him evoke an undefined disgust within him. In search of an explanation, he begins to observe himself meticulously. Ultimately, he realizes: it is existence itself and the randomness of being that cause his disgust. With this work, Jean-Paul Sartre wrote the first and most significant novel of existentialism. Dietmar Schönherr impressively reads the fictional diary that made the author famous overnight. Unabridged reading with Dietmar Schönherr, 1 mp3-CD, approx. 8 hours 58 minutes.