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What central theme does Roquentin struggle with in 'Nausea'?

The search for meaning in a chaotic worldThe pursuit of happiness and loveThe importance of societal norms and traditionsThe quest for material success and wealth

How does Roquentin's perception of objects change throughout the novel?

He begins to see them as meaningful entities.He views them as entirely separate from human existence.He starts to perceive their absurdity and the weight of existence.He learns to appreciate their aesthetic value.

Which philosophical movement is primarily reflected in Roquentin's experiences in 'Nausea'?

RomanticismExistentialismRealismSurrealism

Assessment

What central theme does Roquentin struggle with in 'Nausea'?

How does Roquentin's perception of objects change throughout the novel?

Which philosophical movement is primarily reflected in Roquentin's experiences in 'Nausea'?