Albert Camus turned the absurd into art and made existential questions feel strangely comforting. This guide helps beginners ...

"Readers often overlook the fact that Camus himself was ill with tuberculosis while he was writing The Plague," she adds. "So, he has a real stake in exploring how illness can change someone's ...

Happily the covers for Vintage Books' Albert ... to Sisyphus's eternal punishment in the underworld, which Camus compares the the absurdity of human life. The cover of The Plague, features dots ...

Like works by Albert Camus, Daniel Defoe and Alessandro Manzoni (whose “The Betrothed” provides an epigraph), this is a plague narrative, a record of Mingheria’s deadly yearlong ordeal.

With writer Andrew Hussey and Dr Raj Persaud. Show more John Yorke looks at Albert Camus’ classic, The Plague. Published in 1947 it’s often thought to be an allegory for the Nazi occupation of ...

French pandemic drama “The Plague,” based on Albert Camus’ novel “La Peste,” has ... and Jean Tarrou (Heldenbergh), Dr Rieux’s enigmatic ally. Showrunner Georges-Marc Benamou and ...