Where do I start with Camus?

At the beginning

it doesnt matter

I read The Stranger a few days ago and loved it. Now I'm reading The Myth of Sisyphus, which is my first attempt at philosophy, and it's really tough to get my head around. Any advice? I'm beginning to think I should have started with the Greeks.

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>>7878280

>>7878307
>Any advice?
yes ditch any rationalism/faith in speculations (your or others) in embracing empiricism and start meditating.

at the bottom of the mountain

don't forget to bring your rock

and a happy mind!

>>7878307
also, never ever be resentful

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>>7878323
These book covers man

>>7878337
don't tell me what to do, cunt

>>7878326
>>7878337
OK, perhaps this will be more meaningful when I finish the book.

>>7878307
Definitely start with the Greeks and work your way through to present day. Some of you might think that's a sterile way to approach something ("Follow your heart! Read who interests you!") but you'll get lost frequently otherwise. Philosophers build atop their predecessors.

>>7878280

by putting his book back on the shelf and walking away.