Publisher vs. Author: A Conversation about Absurdity.
The article presents a conversation about absurdity by publisher M. Guy de Champlain and writer Albert Camus at a small café in Paris, France in 1942. It states that the conversation focuses on the works of Camus particularly his novels and philosophical essays. It discusses the perspective of Camus...
| Publicado en: | AmeriQuests Vol. 7; no. 2; pp. 1 - 6 |
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Vanderbilt University, Department of French & Italian
Jul2010
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| Sumario: | The article presents a conversation about absurdity by publisher M. Guy de Champlain and writer Albert Camus at a small café in Paris, France in 1942. It states that the conversation focuses on the works of Camus particularly his novels and philosophical essays. It discusses the perspective of Camus about the death and man's awareness of the transience of all living organisms and the inevitability of change. It also mentions about the personality and behavior of the fictional character "Sisyphus." |
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