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Albert Camus
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    The Stranger — Albert Camus — Translated from the French by Stuart Gilbert Part One I MOTHER died today.†  (source)
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    Perhaps what she meets in the cave is instead Nothingness, albeit some years before Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Camus, and the existentialists of the 1950s and 1960s articulate the dichotomy between, in Sartre's terms, Being and Nothingness.†  (source)
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    That was even before another dressing down in front of a patron, this time from Bethany, who felt compelled to point out-twice-that, to her trained ear, I'd mispronounced Albert Camus' name while directing a sullen summer school student to the French literature section.†  (source)
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    The class loved Sartre and Camus—the concept of "the unyielding evidence of a life without consolation" was thrilling to us teenagers.†  (source)
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    Two and a half millennia later, Albert Camus not only uses plague, he calls his novel The Plague (1947).†  (source)
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    That would mean Sartre and Camus and all those characters were right—all is chaos, life has no meaning.†  (source)
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    A pattern that continued with the always-clad-in-black Katherine XIV, who I met that spring when she came up to me at a coffee shop and asked if I was reading Camus, which I was, and I said I was, and then she asked if I had ever read Kierkegaard, and I said I had because I had, and then by the time we left the coffee shop we were holding hands and her phone number was in MN brand-new cell phone, and she liked to take me for walks on the lakeshore, where we'd watch the waves crashing against the rocks on the shoreline, and she said there was only one metaphor, and that the metaphor was water beating against rocks—because, she said, both the water and the rocks ended up worse off in the barg†  (source)
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    It's Me, Margaret, she read Camus's Resistance, Rebellion, and Death.†  (source)
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    Have you read anything by Camus?†  (source)
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    Run and get a pennyworth of salt from Camus.†  (source)
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    If you would have the goodness to order Camus, the grocer, to let me have a little soap, it would really be more convenient for you, as I needn't trouble you then.†  (source)
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    — Camus She'll be back soon.†  (source)
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    Another Combray person whom I could discern also, potential and typified, in the gothic sculptures of Saint-Andre-des-Champs was young Theodore, the assistant in Camus's shop.†  (source)
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