When Catherine's mother Francine Camus died in 1979, Catherine became the executor of her father's estate.
About ten minutes into the first presentation, "Albert Camus, une ecriture de la Verité, " I realized I should've hit my French language textbooks instead.
From an early age, I've been familiar with and reading and absorbing the works of those who were deemed worthy of such a distinction: Kipling, Shaw, Thomas Mann, pearl Buck, Albert Camus, Hemingway.
Camus' message is strong and clear:
The two day event, titled "Albert Camus et le mensonge," (Albert Camus and Lying) was hosted by The Centre Pompidou and featured speakers from universities all over Europe.
Camus Chunghwa XO used aged oak in the aging process, which make it a light and rich cognac which is particularly appropriate for Chinese drinkers.
Albert Camus, the Nobel prize-winning novelist who was born and educated in French Algeria, wrote in 1955 that he was "hurting about Algeria the way others hurt in their lungs".
Camus questions society of 1955 and the values of the time through the character Meursault.
One is reminded here of Camus' Sysiphus as a proto—contemporary artist – and his aimless, senseless activity as a prototype of the contemporary time—based art.
Albert Camus' novel The Plague, published in 1947,
Prepping for the conference on Albert Camus in Paris, I stayed up late reading my old battered copy of The Outsider.
CC: Scorn is for them, not for Camus.
In order to express special aesthetic experience of human survival condition before and after World War II, in "The Stranger", Camus has done many experiments and adjustment in the narrative form.
The ideas of absurdity and saving of Camus and Memories From the Home of the Dead of Dostoevsky also appear in the poem.
Albert Camus [France]
I still remember the time when I read Nietzsche and Schopenhauer, when I read Kundera, Kafka, and Camus.
卡繆（Camus）的小説於1947 年《瘟疫》（The Plagu）出版，
國文精選館
