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adaptationof Euripides'great tragedy when he saw itproduced during the Algerian War.“I ad-mit,\"he states in the Introduction,\"it wasthe subject of this play which first inter-ested me.That is not surprising.The playhad a precise political significance whenit was first produced.It was an explicitcondemnation of war in general,and ofimperial expeditions in particular.We knowtoday that war would trigger off an atomicwar in which there would be neither victornor vanquished.The play demonstratesthis fact precisely:that war is a defeat tohumanity....It is sufficient to leave thefinal statement to Poseidon:Can't you seewar will kill you,all of you?”  \n(continued on back flap)  \nJacket design by Emil Antonucci  \nAlso by JEAN-PAUL SARTRE  \n# DRAMA\n\nTHE CONDEMNED OF ALTONA,1961(Les Sequestres dAltona)  \nTHE DEVIL AND THE GOOD LORD,and Two OtherPlays,1960(Le Diable et le Bon Dieu,Kean,Nekrassov)  \nTHREE PLAYS,1949  \n(Les Mains sales,La Putain respectueuse,Morts sans sépulture)  \nNO EXIT and THE FLIES,1947(Huis Clos and Les Mouches)  \nFICTION  \nTROUBLED SLEEP,1951(La Mort dans Pame)  \nTHE REPRIEVE,1947(Le Sursis)  \nTHE AGE OF REASON,1947(L'Age de raison)  \nNONFICTION  \nSEARCH FOR A METHOD,1963(Question de Méthode)  \nThese are Borzoi Books,Published in New York by ALFRED A.KNOPF  \n# THE TROJAN WOMEN","cbCaiq4IErtMUV63","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq4IErtMUV63","pdf",2918801,112,"English","# Background and Significance\n## Political Context of the Adaptation\n# Selected Bibliography of Jean-Paul Sartre\n## Drama\n## Fiction\n## Nonfiction","[{\"question\":\"Why did Jean-Paul Sartre decide to adapt Euripides' The Trojan Women?\",\"answer\":\"Sartre was inspired to create this adaptation while observing a production of the play during the Algerian War, viewing it as a powerful condemnation of war and imperial expeditions.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the central message of the play according to Sartre?\",\"answer\":\"The play demonstrates that war is a defeat to 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