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READ CAMUS . ... as much fun as Having Salvador Dali for god would be I think Albert Camus would be the best god. Camus would hate and scorn the job so throughly he's perfect.
- SartreThe Age of Reason - Sartre,The Second Sex - BeauvoirThe Outsider - CamusThe Plague - CamusThe Fall - CamusThe Rebel - CamusThe Myth of Sisyphus - Camus (Yes, I absolutely love Albert Camus)The Trial - KafkaLes Miserables - Victor HugoHunger - Knut HamsunIntercourse - Andrea DworkinThe
The Existential Guffery Test
Are you a nothingness? Are you brimming with ennui? Do you feel the need to ascend to the highest mountain top and watch the lightning? No? Who ca... ...
The Literary Theory Test
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The Non-idiotic Literature Test
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Womens' Sexuality....
If he hadn't also mentioned Camus and
Locke as his favorite writers. Locke is called "The father of
Liberalism", renowned for his "live and let live"-attitude. And the
existentialist nihilism of Camus would obviously not be appealing
to a "Christian man of unwavering moral fortitude".
BookWyrm85: Message this attractive, bookish chick if you have a car
Albert Camus fans ... Camus called himself absurdist, not
existentialist (2:28:46 pm)Roger_Dodger:but I'll let you pass
on that trivial detail (2:28:52 pm)iphonesibones:In The
Stranger there is very much existentialism going on.(2:28:58
pm)iphonesibones:I wasn't talking about Camus
"The Guest" by Albert Camus
more to the myth than futility, why would Camus have
picked it up again? I see it as Camus' (Existentialist) challenge
to see purpose, and even joy, in accepting that life is not imbued
with providential meaning. Absurdism revels in meaninglessness; it
embraces the thing with which Camus struggles.
Favorite Philosopher
western philosophy and
totally ignorant about eastern philosophy, my choices are Socrates,
Plato and Camus. Even though i find much to disagree about with
Plato, he was a brilliant thinker and writer. Love Camus' writing
too, and totally agree with Mitch and others about the
worthlessness of ayn
Fail: Old one I felt like sharing
We
talk about Camus a bit and I think she's a cool person to talk to
(my wife had known about it) so I keep the conversation going,
mention that my wife bought me The Rebel by Camus.
"The Guest" by Albert Camus
Nothing is further from Camus' purposeful work than
Absurdism.Camus' Arab references are to Algerians, as he was a
"pied noir.
