This author argued that while a hovel depicted by a painter is always open to interpretation, a writer can depict it as a “symbol of social injustice.” Questions like “For whom does one write?” are posed in a book by this author that advocates for socially “committed” or “engaged” writing, (15[2])What is Literature?. With his wife, this author cofounded a literary magazine (15[1]-5[1])whose title translates as Modern Times. (-5[1])One of this author’s characters fails to convey (15[1])his philosophy (-5[1])to the (*) “Self-Taught Man” (10[1])Ogier (10[3]-5[1])(“oh-ZHYAY”) while in (10[1])Bouville. (10[4]-5[2])This (10[1])author’s study of Flaubert is titled (10[1])The Family (-5[1])Idiot. (10[1])A (-5[1])history of the Marquis (10[1])de Rollebon is abandoned by Antoine (10[1])Roquentin (10[1])(“on-TWON roh-con-TAN”) in (10[1])a novel by this author. (10[1])For 10 points, name this author of the existentialist novel Nausea. (10[3])■END■ (10[13]0[1])