Albert Camus Research Paper

Camus Research Paper

Albert Camus, an immensely talented author, who deceased too early (Lissette.) Camus was born on November 7, 1913 and he was brutally killed in a car accident (Robert E. Meagher; Essential Writings.) At an early age of 10, Camus was diagnosed with tuberculosis, which stayed with him all his life (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) Camus’ illness made him indifferent to the philosophical debate after WWI (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) He was a fan of secular philosophy, such as Karl Marx, and new thinkers such as Martin Meidegger (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) Camus attended the University of Algiers, where he studied philosophy (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) While there, he met a group of friends that ultimately altered his future writing because of their voiced opinions (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) Camus was never a philosopher nor an actual professional, despite what he studied in college (A. Alvarez; Beyond All This Fiddle.) He was simply a moralist (A. Alvarez; Beyond All This Fiddle.) Camus marries at the early age of 21 to a highly pursued woman (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) However, she was not perfect and had a drug addiction. Only after two years of marriage, they divorce due to her marital fidelity (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.)

In the year of 1932, Camus initiates pursuing his writing profession (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) He utilized two pen names, Albert Mahe and Beauchard (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) In 1935, Camus joins a Communist party, however he resulted in being excluded (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) However, this brought a directing opportunity for Camus (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) He was able to direct the cultural center in Algiers (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) During his directing position, Camus directed, adapted, performed in, and was a publicist manager for famous plays such as “Le Temps” (Hans & Johann; Vol. I.) In 1938, Camus attempts to become a professor, however he was never able to pass the medical examination...