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Morts sans sépulture.
Morts sans sépulture (sh. Nesahranjeni mrtvaci) je drama francuskog književnika Jean-Paula Sartrea premijerno izvedena u Parizu 1946. godine. Radnjom je smještena u Francusku za vrijeme nedavne okupacije u Drugom svjetskom ratu. Protagonisti su petoro pripadnika pokreta otpora koji su se našli u pritvoru, izloženi mučenju od strane višijske policije, ali i iskušenju da odaju svog vođu koji se također našao u pritvoru.
Godine 1972. je u Jugoslaviji adaptirana u istoimenu TV-dramu u produkciji RTV Beograd i režiji Eduarda Galića.
- Serge Andréguy : François Toumou
- R.J. Chauffard : Sorbier Toumoeulleux
- François Vibert : Canoris
- Marie Olivier : Lucie
- Michel Vitold : Henri
- Claude Régy : 1er milicien
- Alain Cuny : Jean
- Robert Moor : Clochet
- Yves Vincent : Landrieu
- Roland Bailly : Pellerin
- Maïk : Corbier
- Michel Jourdan : 2e milicien
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| Romani i novele |
- La Nausée (1938)
- Le Mur (1939)
- L'Âge de raison (1945)
- Le Sursis (1945)
- La Mort dans l'âme (1949)
- Drôle d'amitié (1949)
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| Drame i scenariji | |
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| Filozofski eseji |
- "L'Imagination" (1936)
- "La Transcendance de l'Ego" (1936)
- "Esquisse d'une théorie des émotions" (1939)
- "L'Imaginaire" (1940)
- L'Être et le Néant (1943)
- L'existentialisme est un humanisme (1946)
- "Questions de méthode" (1957)
- "Critique de la raison dialectique" (1960, 1985)
- "Cahiers pour une morale" (1983)
- "Vérité et Existence" (1989)
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| Kritički eseji |
- "Réflexions sur la question juive" (1946)
- Situations I - X (1947–1976)
- "Orphée Noir" (1948)
- "Saint Genet, comédien et martyr" (1952)
- "L'Affaire Henri Martin" (1953)
- "L'Idiot de la famille" (1971–2)
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| Autobiografije |
- Les Mots (1964)
- Lettres au Castor et à quelques autres (1983)
- Carnets de la drôle de guerre (1984)
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| Srodne teme |
- Autentičnost
- Loša vjera (mauvaise foi)
- Egzistencija prethodi esenciji
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