The book of the outstanding French philosopher, prose writer, playwright Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) includes the novel Nausea and short stories. Nausea appears before the reader in the form of a diary of a certain Antoine Rocantin. However, we see only a few days from the life of the hero. The purpose of the diary is to "get to the point." Antoine is gnawing some kind of change that happened to him, and he wants to figure it out. Periodically, nausea is found on the hero, or, more precisely, Nausea.