The existencialist rebelion of Albert Camus

Azafea: Revista de Filosofia 17:195-217 (2015)
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Abstract

The present article wants to cross the way that Albert Camus, along his both philosophical and literary production, from the feeling of the absurdity up to the revolt. First, we will try to get the special relationship between the death of metaphisics and the feeling of the absurd toward a “political” escape from it. It will be specially underlined the concept of the rebel subjectivity as formulated by he writer in the work _The Rebel_. Finally, it will be proposed a critical reading of it.

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Valerio D'Angelo
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

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