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...
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Vanderbilt University, Department of French & Italian
Jul2010
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