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Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre and Holden Caulfield?

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Are they similar?

Does Jean-Paul Sartre learn from his mistakes?

Does Jean-Paul Sartre ever accept modern existence?

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  1. They are similar, the word is "ennui."

    Holden learns from his mistakes.

    The only "mistake" that Sartre may have learned from was turning down teh nobel prize money, and he neverchanged his viewpoints, although he made a parody of himself at one point which was not serious.

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