Description
Albert Camus confronts the fundamental question of suicide in this seminal work, exploring the absurd nature of human existence and the search for meaning in a meaningless universe. Through a series of profound essays, he delves into the philosophical implications of the absurd, examining its presence in art, literature, and everyday life. Camus argues for rebellion against the absurd, not through hope or despair, but through a conscious embrace of life's inherent contradictions and a passionate affirmation of human freedom. This collection offers a powerful and enduring meditation on the human condition, challenging readers to confront their own mortality and find value in the present moment.
Available Editions
paperback
Vintage
Published Feb 12, 1959
352 pages
ISBN: 9780394700755
paperback
Vintage Books
Published Jan 1, 1991
212 pages
ISBN: 9780679733737
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First Published
1955
Language
eng
Translation
From: fra
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