Philosophy’s Most Terrifying Idea | Albert Camus's The Fall
May 20, 2024
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as posted by the channelThere are few philosophers more sought after than Albert Camus. His thoughts on absuridsm and living in a meaningless world have gone down in history for their insight and their radicalism. But today we are going to examine Camus's final published novel, where he gives a deep analysis of an existential crisis in the modern age, and how we might inadvertently be lying to ourselves about almost everything.
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