SUMMARY - Albert Camus: A Life By Olivier Todd

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Download or read book SUMMARY - Albert Camus: A Life By Olivier Todd written by Shortcut Edition and published by Shortcut Edition. This book was released on 2021-06-07 with total page 34 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: * Our summary is short, simple and pragmatic. It allows you to have the essential ideas of a big book in less than 30 minutes. By reading this summary, you will discover what life Albert Camus led, from his poor childhood to the genesis of his books, through his marriage, his extra-marital relationships and his intense friendships, all against the backdrop of political events that left a deep impression on him. You will also discover : how his tuberculosis affected him, forcing him to question death and the meaning of life; how the meeting of men and women, like Jean-Paul Sartre, Pascal Pia and the Gallimards, influenced his work and his thinking; what a journalist he was, committed to historical causes in the fight against totalitarianism in Algeria, the USSR and Germany; how he tried to reconcile, not without difficulty, his life, his work and his morals by trying to "make his life the springboard of his work; what a complex and tortured man he was, caught up in the whirlwind of literature, theater, journalism and politics; his philosophical conceptions, embodied in his characters and the themes of his works, of the metaphysical reflections of commitment, revolt and religion. In this biography, extremely rich in illustrations and unpublished correspondences between the writer and his loved ones, Olivier Todd plunges the reader into the heart of Albert Camus' turbulent life - or rather lives. To understand this man, one must know who Camus was and why he wrote his texts, which Olivier Todd manages to transcribe perfectly, showing the reader the torments of creation and the anxieties of the writer. The reader slips into Albert Camus' head and feels his emotions as he evolves artistically, professionally and politically. At the same time actor, novelist, essayist, playwright and director, the author reveals the complexity of the facets of this man with multiple qualities and defects. A shared man, sometimes charming and shady, imprisoned in the gangue of marriage; a man full of doubts wishing to be loved, torn by the Algerian war, violence and injustice; a rebellious man who spent his life looking for meaning in the human condition. *Buy now the summary of this book for the modest price of a cup of coffee!


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