The Myth of Sisyphus & The Fall (DLB edition)
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The Myth of Sisyphus & The Fall (DLB edition)

by Albert Camus

Philosophy existentialism classic literature
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This DLB edition collects The Myth of Sisyphus and The Fall, two defining works by Albert Camus. Together, they explore the search for meaning, the burden of freedom, moral responsibility, guilt, and the challenge of confronting human existence with honesty.

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The Myth of Sisyphus and The Fall bring together two major works by Albert Camus in one volume.

Camus examines questions of meaning, freedom, responsibility, morality, and the difficulties of human existence.

The Myth of Sisyphus presents a philosophical inquiry into whether life can have meaning in an apparently indifferent universe.

The Fall takes the form of an intense literary confession focused on judgment, guilt, and self-examination.

This DLB edition offers readers a concise introduction to Camus’s enduring philosophical and literary concerns.

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