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In Camera — A 1964 BBC Adaptation of Sartre’s No Exit, Starring Harold Pinter

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5 Responses to “In Camera — A 1964 BBC Adaptation of Sartre’s No Exit, Starring Harold Pinter”

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   experiencelit
   September 11, 2012 at 5:51 pm

   Reblogged this on EXPERIENCE LITERATURE and commented:
   For those not familiar with Sartrean philosophy, I recommend first and foremost reading this short story – “No Exit”, as well as his play “The Flies”, which is based off of Aesychlus’ Oresteia trilogy. “Hell is other people” indeed!

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   experiencelit
   September 11, 2012 at 5:51 pm

   Reblogged this on EXPERIENCE LITERATURE and commented:
   For those not familiar with Sartrean philosophy, I recommend first and foremost reading this short story – “No Exit”, as well as his play “The Flies”, which is based off of Aesychlus’ Oresteia trilogy. “Hell is other people” indeed!

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   poetmcgonagall
   September 12, 2012 at 7:27 am

   I’m saving this up for later. Thanks! Just a thought – if hell is other people, and we are “other people” to other people, then hell is is all our own fault. On that basis, and given a change in human behaviour, then heaven could also be other people.

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