Irrational, suicidal, rebellion and its connotations in the thought of Albert Camus

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Dr. BIDA Abdelmalek

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The scientific article came to study the philosophy of Albert Camus. This philosophy addresses three main themes: Unreasonable, suicidal, rebellion. The indication is as follows:
• Unreasonable: Camus believes that life is absurd and irrational, that is, there is a fundamental contradiction between man's aspiration to meaning and the order and universe that lacks that meaning. In his book "The Myth of Sisyphus", he describes the state of consciousness of the unreasonable as a confrontation between human aspirations and the indifferent universe.

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