53 posts tagged albert_camus

Real nobility is based on scorn, courage, and profound indifference.

Part One When the late Albert Camus received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1957, the second youngest laureate then, and the first born in Africa, he gave a short banquet speech after the ceremony, discussing the larger roles, and responsibilities, of the writer in society.

Michael Vitaly Sazonov as Dr. Bernard Rieux photo by Ian Armstrong I had a great time delving deep into the clinical mind and scientific heart of Albert Camus’s Dr. Bernard Rieux.  He was a lot of fun to play — as much fun as one can have on stage dealing with things like the plague… the blind

FreshZIVE staff writer Scott Rothman takes a look at the similarities between 'Boys Don't Cry' by the Cure and Albert Camus's existentialist novel 'The Stranger.'

THEATER OOBLECK’S THE STRANGERER EXTENDED Bush, Kerry and Camus Meet Again at Chopin Theatre Through June 29 Theater Oobleck proudly announces the extension of Mickle Maher’s smash hit The Strangerer at The Chopin Theatre, 1543 W. Division, through Sunday, June 29.

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2008-05-08   ON NOW   “The Myth of Sisyphus” Tyrone Renton (curator), Makiko Yamamoto, Mutsumi Nozaki, Ayako Oshima, Tess McKenzie, Darren Munce, Lucy McNamara. George Paton Gallery 06-16 May 2008   Camus recognised that as humans our life experiences can mirror Sisyphus and his terrible task.

I’m warming up my engines. been off for a few weeks, moving, busy at work. But believe me, that doesn’t mean the issues are taking a break. I’m loving my new home of Astoria– plenty of updates there, including a diner that serves the best coffee (hush! it’s a secret).

Camus's early novel, "The Stranger", dealt exclusively with the theme of isolation. In The Plague, however, he dealt also with the involvement [ie the one and the many] motif. Rambert, who wished to escape from the pestilential city of Oran, at the very brink of his freedom turned back and remained with the plague and its victims.

I liked Camus more than Sartre. I read L'etranger in the pavements of university building. I don't remember where I read The Wall. But I don't like Words. Existansializm has always fresh impetus to launch a young man's desires for freedom. It happened exactly what the Exist wanted.