Reviews of The Myth of Sisyphus: And Other Essays
LIfe is absurd
The book Camus wrote after L'Etranger (the Outsider), in which he expounds his theory of the absurd.
This is radical stuff. Every teenager discovers for him/herself that life and all its social rules is a frustrating game against which you can rage but rarely win. Camus takes it a step further. He compares our daily lives with Sisyphus rolling his stone up the hill every day for eternity, only to see it roll back down again; and he analyses how we are to survive this puzzling, pointless strife we call life. And surprisingly, he finds a streak of hope.
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