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Albert Camus’ The Plague Revisited for COVID-19 by Franco-Paredes, Carlos

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Albert Camus - A Psychobiographical Approach in Times of Covid-19 by Mayer, Claude-Hélène

“…Albert Camus (1913-1960) stands as one of the famous pioneers in the French history of existentialism…”
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Albert Camus by Strachan, John

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Albert Camus’ ‘The COVID-19 Plague’ Revisited by Franco-Paredes, Carlos

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Albert Camus’ Philosophy of Love by Neiman, Paul G.

“…Albert Camus does not provide a direct or sustained exploration of romantic love…”
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La voz de Albert Camus by Bárcena, Fernando

“…Para comprender a Albert Camus hay que escuchar su voz y dejarlo hablar en sus textos…”
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Albert Camus: A Very Short Introduction. By Oliver Gloag by Kałuża, Maciej

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A Place for Us: Spatial Proximities in the Correspondence Between Maria Casarès and Albert Camus (1944-1959) by Houvenaghel, Eugenia Helena

“…This study elucidates the process of Maria Casarès' identity construction in her correspondence with Albert Camus…”
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Stretching the Temporal Boundaries of Postmemorial Fiction: Shades of Albert Camus’ Absurd in Biyi Bandele Thomas’ Burma Boy by Howes, Christina

“…Nigerian-British writer and playwright Biyi Bandele Thomas’ novel Burma Boy (2007) is inspired by his father’s combat experience in the Burma Campaign of World…”
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Albert Camus’ eksistentsialismi jooni Priit Pärna filmides by Nurk, Paul Kaspar

“… of Estonia’s most accomplished animation director Priit Pärn for signs of existentialist thought, based on Albert…”
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Sequence of conformism and Revolt in Albert Camus' The Plague: A psycho-analytical confrontation of religious exploitation in the contemporary society by Anene Ezeugwu, Cindy, Benneth Chukwuebuka, Udeh, Odoh, Onyeka E., Kate Ojukwu, Chika, Orabueze, Florence Onyebuchi, Onuoha, Mary-Linda Vivian

“…The twentieth century French philosopher, Albert Camus, in his reflection on the nature of human existence asserts the legitimacy of asking if man's life has any meaning…”
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Neither dominant nor dominated. The decolonial federalism of Albert Camus by Visone, Tommaso

“…Albert Camus has been at the centre of a long and bitter controversy for his positions on the Algerian war…”
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Reviving Albert Camus: Nonviolence and Pro-Independence PR Activism in Catalonia by Xifra, Jordi

“…’ and Catalan government turn to nonviolent discourse and action. This nonviolent behavior is based on what in the past century was defended by some public intellectuals, such as Albert Camus…”
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The Decency of Albert Camus by Principe, Jesus Deogracias

“…This essay explores the place of decency (l’honnêteté) and the decent man (l’honnête homme) in the moral and religious thought of Albert Camus…”
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Albert Camus and Rachel Bespaloff: Happiness in a Challenging World by Lombard, Cécilia Andrée Monique

“…Albert Camus and Rachel Bespaloff had an undeniable influence on the existential thought of the twentieth century…”
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Yolculuk günlükleri: günlük / Albert Camus ; Fransızca aslından çeviren, Ramis Dara by Camus, Albert, Dara, Ramis

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Albert Camus: A Biography by Lottman, Herbert

“…When Albert Camus died in a car crash in January 1960 he was only 46 years old — already a winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature and a world figure…”
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L’épreuve de L’Étranger : Alberto Zevi traduit Albert Camus by Grutman, Rainier

“…This article focuses on Alberto Zevi’s 1947 Italian translation of L’Étranger. Particularly respectful of the style used by Albert Camus in his first novel, it is compared with Stuart Gilbert’s The Outsider (1946…”
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Albert Camus, Ernest Becker, and the Art of Living in Existential Paradox by Hawkins, Mark A.

“…Albert Camus and Ernest Becker were both concerned with the effects of existential paradox…”
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Del absurdo y el Eros: Albert Camus by Rumualdo Ávila, Mauricio Simón

“…This articule is a study about the relation between the philosophy of the absurd and the Eros in the literary work of the french writer Albert Camus, with the aim to show how these two conceptions are incompatible…”
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