Resistance, Rebellion & Death - Albert Camus
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'Resistance, Rebellion, and Death' by Albert Camus is a collection of twenty-three essays, articles, speeches and interviews addressing some of the central political and moral questions of his time. The selections range from Camus’s writings on the French Resistance and the Algerian conflict to his opposition to capital punishment, reflections on political violence, and discussions of the relationship between art and society. Together, they explore freedom, justice, responsibility and the moral limits of political action, extending concerns found in works such as 'The Rebel' and 'The Myth of Sisyphus'. First published in English in 1961 in a translation by Justin O’Brien, the collection provides an important insight into Camus’s political and ethical thought.
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Excellent condition
Filed under: Philosophy