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The Absurd
In Steven Nadler (ed.), Camus. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 21–55 (2008-10-10)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Life Before the Fall A Short Pre‐History of the Absurd Camus's Absurd Problematic One Giant Leap Back, One Small Step Forward: the Problem of Meaning Camus's Existential Phenomenology Camus's Sisyphean Ethics The Myth of Sisyphus notes further reading.
the Absurd ‐ phenomenon universal instead of particular in scope Camus ‐ not the first to articulate the concept of the Absurd Camus articulated the Absurd ‐ experience of the Great Depression and World War II The Myth of Sisyphuss ‐ Camus's Sisyphean ethics Camus's earliest published works ‐ lyrical essays comprising The Wrong Side and the Right Side and Nuptials life before the fall short pre‐history of the absurd Camus's absurd problematic one giant leap back, one small step forward ‐ the problem of meaning Camus's existential phenomenology
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