Ethics PDF EPUB MOBI

The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays

Downloads: 1K+
Pages: 177

Download

About this book

Albert Camus examines whether life can have value in a universe that appears to lack order or meaning. These philosophical essays consider the absurd alongside the question of whether life is worth living. Drawing on existentialist thought, Camus argues for the possibility of living with dignity even when familiar sources of certainty are in doubt.

About the author

Albert Camus

The Myth of Sisyphus, published in 1942, laid out the terms Camus kept for the rest of his life: nothing hands us a meaning, and the honest answer is neither despair nor a leap of faith but carrying on, so the man rolling his stone uphill forever is to be imagined happy. The English collection sets it beside shorter essays in Justin O'Brien's translation.

More by Albert Camus

See all 2 books

The plague

Discussion

No comments yet. Share a thought, a question or a favourite passage.

Read or download

No download needed. Text reader: adjustable size, font and theme.

EPUB 181 KB Best for iPhone, Android, Kobo and tablets
KINDLE Send to Kindle Kindle devices and the Kindle app. Uses the same EPUB file. Send
1. Download the EPUB file to this device.
2. Open Amazon's Send to Kindle page, sign in, and add the file. Open Send to Kindle (opens in a new tab)
On a phone: open the downloaded EPUB and share it to the Kindle app.

You can also email the file to your Kindle address (it ends in @kindle.com) from an email address you approved in your Amazon account.
PDF 722 KB Best for computers, laptops and printing
MOBI 376 KB For older Kindle devices

Downloads start right away. How to open EPUB on your phone

Book facts

Author: Albert Camus
Reading time: About 4 hours
Pages: 177
Language: English
Genre: Ethics
Formats: PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online