Born and brought up in such a world, what did we believe in ... In a bald and clumsy summary, this is what Albert Camus had to say when he was asked to lecture in New York on the subject of ...

Albert Camus ... fell in love with Camus as a teenager, she tells us, electrified by the “feeling of connection, compassion, and love for all of mankind” that his work inspired and expressed.

By Alain de Botton Mr. de Botton is a writer and philosopher. In January 1941, Albert Camus began work on a story about a virus that spreads uncontrollably from animals to humans and ends up ...

Here’s my favorite quote from Albert Camus (not that I ... and follow her example. Do what she did: It will be really hard, but it will work. If you want to run a marathon, don’t use the ...

But this time the pace of my work and the pace of the virus were eerily similar. That’s because I’m translating Albert Camus ... “The Plague” did not come easily to Camus.

Albert, any thoughts for us? Camus didn’t write about sports too much, only mentioning how it inspired his later work sporadically ... What he did consider is the general absurdity of looking ...

For the modern American reader, few lines in French literature are as famous as the opening of Albert Camus ... translator, did the only logical thing: nothing. He left Camus’s word untouched ...

When French writer and philosopher Albert Camus ... Zhivago, a work banned by Stalin. Corriere della Sera concludes that there were enough reasons for "Moscow to order [Camus's] assassination ...