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Far-right ‘gangster morality’ and the search for meaning: why you should read Camus

  • Written by Matthew Sharpe, Associate Professor in Philosophy, Australian Catholic University

Author and philosopher Albert Camus died in a car crash in 1960, aged just 46. But the existential, moral and political issues Camus’ writings address still trouble us today.

Born in colonial Algeria, Albert was the first member of the Camus family to read, let alone attend university. (His father died before he turned one, his mother did...

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