FAQ About Albert Camus
Which book by Albert Camus discusses the philosophy of absurdism?
'The Myth of Sisyphus', a philosophical essay by Albert Camus, is the principal text discussing his philosophy of absurdism. In this seminal work, Camus uses the legend of Sisyphus as a metaphor for the human quest to find meaning in a purposeless world. He explores strategies for confronting the absurd, advocating for a life lived fully with awareness rather than succumbing to despair or escapism.
