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Albert Camus and the Concept of the “Authentic Man”
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This 3 page
report discusses the Algerian by birth but French by choice
writer and existential philosopher, Albert Camus, and his concept
of the “authentic man.” In “The Plague” (1947), he offers an
allegorical literary work and something more. Most critics
relate the story to World War II, however, in “The Plague” Camus
actually tells a story that presents the support for a desperate
need to fight against what amounts to as the invalidation or
indifference of human beings regarding human suffering outside
their personal realms of existence.
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