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Albert Camus
ISBN 9780241400364
Rs. 960
Penguin Modern Classics
Speaking Out
Who it's for: Readers interested in Camus's philosophy and public thought
Speaking Out collects Albert Camus's public addresses and speeches, offering direct insight into the intellectual and political engagements of the influential French philosopher and writer. This volume spans a significant period of Camus's life, presenting his perspectives on pivotal 20th-century issues such as existentialism, the human condition, and political struggles.Why You Should Read? Examines Camus's public intellectual life and responses to major historical and philosophical issues. Provides insight into Camus's philosophical evolution and views on existentialism, morality, and politics. Features Camus's eloquent prose and persuasive oratory, highlighting his impact as a public thinker. Offers a valuable resource for understanding Camus's broader influence beyond his fiction and essays.
Highlights
- Collects Camus's public addresses and speeches
- Covers existentialism, the human condition, and political struggles
- Insight into Camus's philosophical evolution
- Features Camus's eloquent prose and persuasive oratory
- Resource for understanding Camus's broader influence
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Questions about this book
What does this book contain?
It collects Albert Camus's public addresses and speeches, offering direct insight into his intellectual and political engagements.
What topics does Camus discuss?
He discusses existentialism, the human condition, and political struggles, among other 20th-century issues.
Is this book only for philosophy students?
No, it is accessible to general readers interested in Camus's ideas and his role as a public thinker.
How does this book relate to Camus's other works?
It provides insight into his philosophical evolution and views, complementing his fiction and essays.