Oct 19 2021 9 mins 6
Albert Camus, a 20th century French philosopher and author, described the entirety of existence as meaningless and absurd. He wrote a variety of works uncovering many philosophical ideas and contributed to the rise of a philosophy called "absurdism". In today's episode, we will discuss Camus's ideas on living within a "absurd" reality and his solutions on how to uncover meaning within a purposeless world in his best-selling novel: The Myth of Sisyphus. To learn more about this show, visit: intotheabstract.com Please consider supporting us on Pateron: Become a Patron! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/intotheabstract/support
