Arthur KoestlerPsychology · Philosophy·1905–1983
Arrival and Departure
Synopsis
Arthur Koestler's 1943 novel, 'Arrival and Departure,' explores the profound conflict between morality and expedience, continuing themes from his earlier works. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the story delves into the psychological toll of Nazi terrorism and the struggles of revolutionaries. This work, Koestler's first full-length novel written in English, offers a stark portrayal of human endurance and ethical dilemmas during a tumultuous period.