The Stranger527 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1989 American translation brings out stylistic subtleties + Oh, the absurdity! + Perfect + read it for your own reaction.             Camus and Sartre: The Story of a Friendship and the Quarrel that Ended It5 reviews Ronald Aronson University Of Chicago Press, 2004 Reflections in a Cold War mirror + Useful and Informative + Sartre is fairly repulsive (I'm more of a Gabriel Marcel.... + The review right above this one ...             The Fall91 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1991 Probably Too Complicated To Fully Describe in a Brief Review Here + Bleak but Beautiful + Best Book Ever Written. Period.......... + Book is good             The Rebel: An Essay on Man in Revolt23 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1992 Camus eclipses nihilism and brings news of a new age! + A work of genuis + BETTER TO DIE ON ONE'S FEET THAN TO LIVE ON ONE'S KNEES... + The Rebel meets every expectation set out by The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus + An inquiry into the ethics of rebellion             Notebooks 1935-19514 reviews Albert Camus, Philip Malcolm Waller Thody, ... Marlowe & Company, 1998 Albert Camus, writer. + A double value + An existentialist in the process + Great insight to his work             American Journals2 reviews Albert Camus Paragon House Publishers, 1987 A Treasure for American Camus-philes + more than jottings Educated Americans share a self-consciousness, a painful awareness that we descendants of mere colonists are probably at best nouveau-riche; in short, that we are not Europeans. Indeed, we struggle to hide our secret gratitude when a European friend--particularly a Frenchman--even shows interest ...             Happy Death19 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1995 Camus strikes again ! + very good + Purpose Imposes Meaning + beautiful translation             Between Hell and Reason: Essays from the Resistance Newspaper Combat, 1944-19471 review Albert Camus Wesleyan, 1991 See where Camus got his ideas for his later work. I am sad to see no other reviews of this book on Amazon. This is a well written book full of essays written by Albert Camus for the french resistance paper Combat. Like the title suggests Albert Camus is faced 'Between Hell And Reason' with what he and the world was faced against. Much like ...             Resistance, Rebellion, and Death: Essays6 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1995 "In the service of truth and the service of freedom." + The agony of a humanist + Bracing clarity + An essential to the library called your mind + A good book.....             The Plague153 reviews Albert Camus, Stuart Gilbert Vintage, 1991 Find meaning in a meaningless existence / Camus is one cool cat + Few novels are worthy of comparison + Tragically relevant + Camus ...interesting as always...             The Myth of Sisyphus: And Other Essays47 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1991 Definitely worth a try + Years ago + Not an easy but a worthwhile read + amazing             Exile and the Kingdom16 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1991 A Good Selection of Both Solid and Eclectic Works + Short stories for philosophers, literature snobs, and lovers of the unusual + A gathering of some of Camus' finest short stories As a point of reference, I have read most of Camus's major works. The present collection is an interesting mixture of six short stories. The stories are more varied than his novels which tend to reflect his philosophy of the absurd. I thought the present stories were among his best works. The story ...             Correspondence, 1932-1960 Albert Camus, Jean Grenier University of Nebraska Press, 2003 As a philosophy teacher, mentor, and friend, Jean Grenier (1898–1971) had an enormous influence on the young Albert Camus (1913–1960), who, in fact, acknowledged that Grenier’s Les Iles had touched the very core of his sensibility and provided him with both a “terrain for reflection, and a format” that he would later use for his own essays. Their correspondence, ...             Caligula and Three Other Plays5 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1962 To tell the reader what he WILL find in this book! + Amazing as always + Which is more dangerous, insane people or insane societies? + What a play! + Great stage work from a master             The First Man26 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1996 incomplete, but great work + sad to see it end. + An Unfinished Novel Not As Good As His Other Works + Incomplete autobiographical novel lacking a mythic dimension             Caligula and Three Other Plays5 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1962 To tell the reader what he WILL find in this book! + Amazing as always + Which is more dangerous, insane people or insane societies? + What a play! + Great stage work from a master             The Rebel: An Essay on Man in Revolt23 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1992 Camus eclipses nihilism and brings news of a new age! + A work of genuis + BETTER TO DIE ON ONE'S FEET THAN TO LIVE ON ONE'S KNEES... + The Rebel meets every expectation set out by The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus + An inquiry into the ethics of rebellion             The Myth of Sisyphus: And Other Essays47 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1991 Definitely worth a try + Years ago + Not an easy but a worthwhile read + amazing             The First Man26 reviews Albert Camus Vintage, 1996 incomplete, but great work + sad to see it end. + An Unfinished Novel Not As Good As His Other Works + Incomplete autobiographical novel lacking a mythic dimension             Correspondence, 1932-1960 Albert Camus, Jean Grenier University of Nebraska Press, 2003 As a philosophy teacher, mentor, and friend, Jean Grenier (1898–1971) had an enormous influence on the young Albert Camus (1913–1960), who, in fact, acknowledged that Grenier’s Les Iles had touched the very core of his sensibility and provided him with both a “terrain for reflection, and a format” that he would later use for his own essays. Their correspondence, ...