Social Studies, 27.11.2019 01:31 gabby5155

In no exit, garcin sums up the situation in the famous phrase "hell is other people." obviously he’s speaking of the literal setting and plot of the play, but what is the larger, metaphorical meaning of this statement in relation to existential theory? why does the way these characters interact with each other represent the problems existentialist theory attempts to solve?

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