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Albert Camus
ISBN 9780241400401
Rs. 960
Penguin Books
Committed Writings
Who it's for: Readers interested in Camus's philosophy and political thought
Committed Writings collects Albert Camus's essential essays, speeches, and articles, offering a direct window into his profound philosophical and political thought. Through these pieces, Camus confronts the critical issues of his time—justice, freedom, and human rights—providing timeless reflections on the human condition and individual responsibility in an absurd world.Why You Should Read? Explore Camus's humanist and existentialist philosophy. Examine moral and ethical perspectives on social and political issues. Understand the intellectual's role in challenging injustice and oppression. Gain insight into Camus's enduring commitment to truth and ethical principles.
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- Collects Camus's essential essays, speeches, and articles
- Direct window into his philosophical and political thought
- Confronts justice, freedom, and human rights
- Reflections on the human condition and individual responsibility
- Explores humanist and existentialist philosophy
- Examines moral and ethical perspectives on social issues
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Questions about this book
What does this book contain?
It collects Albert Camus's essential essays, speeches, and articles.
What topics does Camus address?
He addresses justice, freedom, human rights, and the human condition.
What philosophical perspective does it offer?
It offers Camus's humanist and existentialist philosophy, including reflections on individual responsibility in an absurd world.
Is this book suitable for readers new to Camus?
Yes, it provides a direct window into his thought, making it accessible for those interested in his ideas.