There is but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. Judging whether life is or is not worth living ...

In Albert Camus’ novel, The Plague ... “Ask not for whom the bell tolls—it tolls for thee.” When the poet John Donne wrote these words, centuries ago, it was customary for churches ...

The myth was given new life in 1942 by the philosopher Albert Camus in his work The Myth of ... Sisyphus notably appears in the ancient Greek poet Homer’s Iliad. In the epic poem, the king ...

Unable to be defined, Simone Weil was described by absurdist French writer Albert Camus as “the only great mind of our time.” Camus was truly flattering her because she lived at the same time ...

From the wine towns of Eguisheim to seaside Collioure, explore the charms of the French countryside by visiting 13 of the ...

the poet hints of no abatement with human cruelty leading to the menacing wars. In the essay titled “The Wrong Side and the Right Side”, Albert Camus writes,” The great courage is still to ...

A poet on the gram, she considers writing more ... “Peace is the only battle worth waging.”― Albert Camus And this battle won’t hurt anyone. 8. “When the power of love overcomes the ...