What are Albert Camus' best work?
The Plague has impressed me the most.
>>7859909
Sisyphus shrugged desu senpai
>>7859909
>are
I would say his best work are The Fall.
>>7859909
he looks like a badass
>>7859996
>Sisyphus just needs 2 b himself
I immediately dropped Camus and threw out all his work
>>7859909
"The Stranger" by far one of his best books
>>7859960
Why? What's impressive about it?
>>7860950
The part about sisyphus is actualy the last chapter. Before that he makes a bunch of interesting statements.
>>7861111
I just found it kind of annoying. Like why is a guy drinking coffee a sign of him not caring that his mother is dead? It's retarded. And even if he doesn't care, what the fuck does it matter?
>>7861316
did you run out of hunger games books to read? have you tried the twilight saga?
>>7861316
>people manage to not understand Albert "the theme is my explicitly stated philosophy'" Camus
How is this even possible. Did you even finish the book?
>>7860950
'Be yourself' is actually good advice though
>inb4 angry robots
The Stranger is a good starting point but his best novel is The Plague - from a more mature perspective - the "absurdism" of The Stranger sometimes edges into nihilism. Both good though, as are Myth of Sisyphus and The Fall.
>>7861332
how do you know what "being yourself" is compared to following other peoples opinions
What do you guys think of his plays?
>le no meaning to life maek it urself *holds up spork*
>>7861335
Seconding La Peste. It's a good novel in its own right, regardless of your level of study in philosophy.
The fall fo sho
>>7861111
I read it in high school but I don't think I gotten enough from it.
>>7861357
Intensely dislike them. I have only read them so perhaps a performance could change my mind, but I doubt it.
>>7860950
Kek, Camus really is probably the most ignorant normie 'philosopher' there ever was.
>>7860950
take that childish nature back to your mother
>>7861332
>robots
there should only be humans here
