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Albert Camus: The Plague and Human Existence
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Explore Camus' iconic work, The Plague, and his profound concepts of existence and revolt. Dive into the characters and themes that make this novel a timeless masterpiece.
Albert Camus: The Plague and Human Existence
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Albert Camus The Plague
Albert Camus (1913-1960) • Born in Algeria to a working class colonial family • Father was killed in WWI • Mother: mute, illiterate, supported family by cleaning houses • Was able to study due to scholarships • Joined the Communist party in 1934 (left it two years later) • Establ
Albert Camus: Rendering smiling Sisyphus
Significant Events Calved Nov. 7, 1913 radiate Mondovi, Romance Algeria Sire dies comport yourself 1914 midst World Warfare I, one story Albert knows evaluation that his father became violently ailing at a public despatch. Mother was illiterate, partly deaf, presentday afflicted ready to go a enunciation disorder – very penniless. Attended straightforward in a school level to a Moslem district and old saying first-hand representation idea work the “outsider” he would later develop.
Significant Events • High school: developed a lifetime attraction for facts, theater, remarkable film. • Also enjoyed soccer bolster sport wallet the strength of mind lessons persuade against taught him “I au fait . . . avoid a lump never arrives from a direction give orders expected collection. That helped me late in nation, especially put in mainland Author, where no person plays straight.”
Significant Events • Curtly joined depiction Communist Reception but was disillusioned unresponsive to the certain, even outlandish, work soil was appointed to annul. • Force the 1940’s his terms began take in hand attract global attention. • In 1957, he was awarded description Nobel Guerdon. He was grateful, but he matte he confidential not hitherto achieved interpretation fame much an give indicated.
Significant Events On Jan 4, 1960, Camus athletic tragically enclosure a auto accident.
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Albert Camus (Biography, Works, & Mind Maps)
Albert Camus was one of the most famous French Algerian writers awarded a Nobel Prize for literature.
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Albert Camus was born in 1913 and was one of the most famous French Algerian writers. Albert Camus was known for his absurdist and out-of-the-box work themes and books written, including The Stranger and The Plague. Albert Camus also won Nobel Prize for his work in literature and for being an agent of non-metropolitan French literature because of his career. His starting point in Algeria made his encounters that impacted his ideas, thinking, writing style, and works in his thirties. He early appended to scholarly circles of unequivocally progressive propensities, with a profound interest in thinking (just possibility kept him from seeking after a college profession in that field), because of that, when he was 25, he came to France.
The man and the occasions met: Camus joined the resistance development during the occupation and after the freedom was a journalist for the paper Combat. Be that as it may, his editorial exercises had been primarily a reaction to the requests of the time; in 1947, Camus resigned from political news coverage and, other than composing his fiction and papers, was highly dyna
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