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| | 2. |  | No Exit and Three Other Plays
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Legendary French existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre invites his readers to truly get in touch with what it means to be alive in this world. With the famous phrase "Hell is other people," Sartre is able to encapsulate the vast extent of social anxieties that necessarily exist among all... more info
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| | 4. |  | Cyrano De Bergerac
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Trying not to sound redundant, this play certainly was meritorious of its praise over the centuries. The story wondrously exemplified the charming aspects of Cyrano's character that enticed the very core of me. I found that the theme of people exaggerating their own flaws, that aid the destruction... more info
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| | 8. |  | The Tempest (Dover Thrift Editions)
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The Tempest is rightly regarded as being one of the Bard's greatest works, containing some of his deepest thoughts on the nature of power and the relationship between rational man as controller of nature, and the animal man always to be at the mercy of the passions both of himself, others, and the... more info
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| | 10. | [no image] | Copenhagen
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Why did Heisenberg come to Copenhagen? Was he there to prod his former mentor for information on America's nuclear program? Or, was he there to gloat? Perhaps to reach a bargain; we won't build it if you don't? Perhaps to warn Bohr: Leave now before it is too late. Or, merely to pick the brain of... more info
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