It always seems good to receive recognitions in form of awards, prizes, trophies and many more; but, yes if someone like Sartre, refused such prize then he has strong reasons for doing so, as being a writer not wanted to be bound by any thing. Yes, courageous act!

It always seems good to receive recognitions in form of awards, prizes, trophies and many more; but, yes if someone like Sartre, refused such prize then he has strong reasons for doing so, as being a writer not wanted to be bound by any thing. Yes, courageous act!

Thanks for interesting opinion Ms Nazia Asad Nazia Asad

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Obviously, you are interested in the discussion so that, would you please give us your opinion Ms Rana Alrubai ? Rana T. Alrubaie

In France, this is even worst: to get that honorific medal of Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres, you have first to officially beg for it. I don't know if Swedish academy that much trust artists to be born-rebels but I agree with Sartre, even if I childishly dream being bought (at good price) by any institution. ;-)

Sartre may have been overehelmed by the war.

I think whatever were his reasons, I respect his decision

Thank you all Dears for interesting opinions

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Yes, I agree with the idea