FAQ About Albert Camus
What is Albert Camus's connection to the concept of 'The Absurd'?
Albert Camus is intrinsically linked to the concept of 'The Absurd', which forms the cornerstone of his philosophical ideology. Camus introduced 'The Absurd' as a fundamental clash between human desires for order and meaning and the universe's indifferent, chaotic nature. His works, including 'The Myth of Sisyphus', provide insight into navigating life while acknowledging this absurdity, encouraging acceptance and engagement rather than despair. Camus's perspective on absurdism has significantly influenced existential and absurdist philosophies.
