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Le mythe de Sisyphe

Albert Camus · 1941 · Book

A philosophical meditation on life's apparent meaninglessness and the absurd. Essential reading for anyone grappling with existential questions and seeking to understand how we might find purpose despite life's inherent contradictions.

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