FAQ About Albert Camus
What was Albert Camus's philosophy on rebellion?
Albert Camus's philosophy on rebellion is extensively discussed in his work 'The Rebel'. He views rebellion as an essential human reaction against oppression, injustice, and the absurd nature of existence. Camus advocates that rebellion stems from a desire to affirm one's individuality and demand justice and meaning. However, he also stresses the importance of maintaining moral integrity and compassion in the struggle against dehumanization and tyranny.
