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  • ...and humanism, reflecting on the human condition and the absurdity of life. Camus was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1957. ...y in the Belcourt section of Algiers. Despite his impoverished upbringing, Camus excelled academically, particularly in philosophy, under the mentorship of
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  • ...and humanism, reflecting on the human condition and the absurdity of life. Camus was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1957. ...y in the Belcourt section of Algiers. Despite his impoverished upbringing, Camus excelled academically, particularly in philosophy, under the mentorship of
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  • Meursault is a fictional character and the protagonist in Albert Camus' novel, ''[[The Stranger]]''. He is a French Algerian who is characterized Meursault's character embodies several themes present in Camus' works, including existentialism, the absurd, and the indifference of the u
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  • ...ttributed to the work of the French-Algerian philosopher [[Albert Camus]]. Camus introduced his interpretation of absurdism in the 1940s, particularly in hi ...does not offer any inherent meaning or purpose. However, unlike nihilists, Camus suggests that one should embrace the absurd condition without resorting to
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  • ...yphus," where he uses Sisyphus's plight as a metaphor for human existence. Camus argues that, like Sisyphus, humans continue to find meaning in life despite * [[Albert Camus]]
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  • ...and art. Many famous French authors, such as [[Victor Hugo]] and [[Albert Camus]], have written about their experiences and observations ''au café''. Simi
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  • ...eaning of life". Philosophers such as [[Friedrich Nietzsche]] and [[Albert Camus]] have explored this concept extensively.
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  • ...een associated with the movement, including [[Jean-Paul Sartre]], [[Albert Camus]], and [[Simone de Beauvoir]], it is Sartre who is most often credited with
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  • * Albert Camus
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  • ...Kierkegaard]], [[Friedrich Nietzsche]], [[Jean-Paul Sartre]], and [[Albert Camus]]. These thinkers explored themes of absurdity, freedom, and the search for
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  • ...arisons to the works of authors such as [[Fyodor Dostoevsky]] and [[Albert Camus]]. Critics have praised the novel for its insightful examination of the hum
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  • ...e:Autoportrait_de_Renaud_Camus_(mars_2019)_crop.jpg|Autoportrait de Renaud Camus (mars 2019) crop|thumb]] [[File:Patrickjbuchanan.JPG|Patrickjbuchanan|thumb
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  • ...-Paul Sartre]], [[Simone de Beauvoir]], [[Ernest Hemingway]], and [[Albert Camus]] were known to frequent the café, using it as a workspace and a meeting p
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  • ...ch as Søren Kierkegaard, Friedrich Nietzsche, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Albert Camus. These philosophers explored the nature of existence, the human condition,
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  • ...xistential fear. The works of writers such as [[Franz Kafka]] and [[Albert Camus]] are notable for their exploration of existential angst, while various gen
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  • ...figures such as [[Jean-Paul Sartre]], [[Simone de Beauvoir]], and [[Albert Camus]], who were often seen engaged in deep discussions over coffee. The café a
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  • ...,_posé_au_bureau,_faisant_face_à_gauche,_cigarette_de_tabagisme.jpg|Albert Camus, gagnant de prix Nobel, portrait en buste, posé au bureau, faisant face à
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  • ...for later existentialist thinkers, such as [[Jean-Paul Sartre]], [[Albert Camus]], and [[Martin Heidegger]].
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  • ...is a seminal work of modernist literature, and Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus, leading figures in existentialist thought. Contemporary French literature
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  • ...veloped by other philosophers, including [[Jean-Paul Sartre]] and [[Albert Camus]].
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