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Albert Camus, who wrote, "There is
but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide,"
offered as an answer to our tragic or absurd condition a
"humiliated" thought that renounces religious and utopian
consolations but can still inspire an intensely engaged life devoted to
art and political resistance to unjust power. Rieux, the hero of Albert Camus (9) in "La Peste," aimed
to relate the events of the plague outbreak in Oran in the 1940s with
the highest objectivity. He occasionally gave a public
lecture on a man of letters--such as Albert Camus, or the Hebrew
brilliant publicist of the early century, Ahad Ha'am. |
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