Cover of "Writers and Critics: Camus" by Adele King, featuring a sepia-toned photograph of Albert Camus in a thoughtful pose, set against an orange and brown background with bold white text.
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Cover of "Writers and Critics: Camus" by Adele King, featuring a sepia-toned photograph of Albert Camus in a thoughtful pose, set against an orange and brown background with bold white text.

Writers and Critics: Camus

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Description

Author Adele King

Publisher Oliver & Boyd 1964

Binding paperback

Condition vry good with age tanning

Summary

"Writers and Critics: Camus" by Adele King offers a compelling exploration of Albert Camus' life, philosophy, and literary contributions. King delves into Camus' existential ideas, his struggle with morality, and his lasting impact on 20th-century thought. This concise yet profound analysis is perfect for philosophy enthusiasts, students, or those captivated by existentialism and French literature. A wonderful gift for deep thinkers, this book enriches any library with its focus on one of literature's greats.

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