Camus

Camus and Kierkegaard both discuss the absurd, or the incommensurable relationship between man and his world. They approach the absurd in drastically different ways, resulting in unique ethical implications.

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An explanation of Camus' The Myth of Sisyphus and The Absurd.

The existential and metaphysical significance of Camus' The Plague

A review of the classic novel The Stranger by Albert Camus. The story of a man who commits murder, just because he could.

An essay on how Albert Camus manages to give Meursault's internal events the sense of suspense and climax associated with external action.

The Albert Camus confessional novel "The Fall" is a unique and important part of world literature.

A research paper in the critical approach method utilizing psychological and mimetic treatments.

This essay explores Albert Camus' The Stranger from a variety of angles and perspectives.

This is a research paper that discusses French colonialism's affects on Albert Camus and his writing of The Guest. Albert Camus was one of the foundations of the existentialist movements in France.

In our present society we can find countless individuals who are enjoying a life way better than the most of us, and yet people are allowing this to happen.

Albert Camus was a fascinating man with many talents but he ruffled some people's feathers the wrong way sometimes. He died in an automobile crash in France at the young age of 42

Albert Camus' "The Stranger" is one of the most important books to come out of the Existential movement. This article explains some of the most important passages from the novel and discusses the meaning held within them.

The world of Albert Camus is one filled with ideas and philosophy. However, by looking at his classic novel, The Stranger, one can find an entire world of universal values that hold very significant for both the story and serve as an important life lesson.

An analysis of the existentialist elements in the Albert Camus novel titled L'Etranger or "The Stranger."

An analysis of Albert Camus' extended essay titled The Myth of Sisyphus and how it pertains and compares itself to his other existentially-inclined works.

An exploration of the means by which the degree and the specific angle of existentialism and absurdism changed over the course of Albert Camus' career as seen in a few selected works.

A straight-forward analysis of a few of Albert Camus' work and how the absurdist elements in these works evolve along with absurdism itself as an entire means of thinking.

A review of the book The Plague

A literary analysis of a passage from Albert Camus' The Stranger was conducted to examine the author's writing style and use of literary devices.

Existentialism as portrayed by three authors through their heros.

Describes conflict created by the protagonist's challenging of the will of the majority.

Explore the nature of unintended consequences and learn how to better plan for them.

The protagonist's indifference doesn't mean he is anti-social or criminal. It simply means his attitude to life is one of uninvolvement.

To have a conscious but a truly happy and creative life, we will all have to accept the inevitable death which is part of our truth.

The purpose for this human faculty is to attain complete and perfect love of God. This is achieved through a harmony of self-love, love for one's fellow man, and ultimately true love for God.

Looking at existentialism through two books.

As an internet writer, do you have a certain philosophy? There are plenty to choose from, that's for sure.

A reader's opinion on the three authors based on the their literature: A Clean, Well-Lighted Place (Ernest Hemingway), Bartleby (Herman Melville) and 'The Stranger'(Albert Camus).