/lit/ - Literature

>>21354702
It's an ethical point-of-view, essentially. But yes, it is not a pure description. It means
> "If we are to adopt the right attitude, we must imagine some way of seeing Sysiphus happy, and that can be done by imagining a moment, when he reaches the peak, where despite the futility and eternal recurrence of the act, he can see himself as superior to his task."
And thank you for asking an intelligent question instead of spouting retarded memes for the billionth time.

>>21347839
> mfw the tranny cant even keep herself from comparing herself to eunuchs.

>>20864733
Checked and correct.

>>20345247
Your so close, anglobro, and yet, you'll never get there.

>>20030599
Art.

>>19926301
Very much so, but
>>19926554
>. but it is very dense
Is so fucking wrong. The main reason why Camus is good is because he writes in such a simplistic (yet elegant, imho) manner, that it really doesnt come across as philosophy. And it can be read in less than an afternoon.
Camus *was* a great philosopher, he had a remarkable education, but his books aren't, at their core, philosophy books. The Absurd is not, to him, an ontological feature, for example, as it is with Sartre.
>>19926756
I think this is actually the best way of seeing it. It was a deeply personal issue to Camus, who had come very close to dying at the end of his adolescence, and was left scarred by it.

>>19892369
Frogs cant stop winning.

>>19752739
Is it really emotionally intelligent to accumulate so much fat tissue and present yourself publicly in such disgusting attires?
Is it? And

>>19044039
> OP pic
> And that's a good thing!

>>18871258
Good one

What makes him better than Sartre?

>>18755853
Virgin girls also take 10 different cocks before popping their cherry.

>>18721013
the standard rule is you start and end with having sex.

There's no reason to read anything that came before or after losing your virginity as none of it will matter anymore after you've lost it.

>>18624533
> 41 years old
> talks in zoomer

>>18486987
Cope.

Reading French in translation if you're a native English speaker is the surest sign of being a lazy pleb.
It literally takes three months of (dedicated) study to reach intermediate reading fluency (e.g. you can read Camus). Over time, Celine and Proust will become available.
Widen your time horizons. Stop being cringe.

>>18339910
Algeria should have remained French, and not France transformed in Algeria. Fuck this timeline.
That is all.

Camus looked fucking weird, he's not attractive.

>>18172424
We will never know for sure, but he is still objectively the best philosopher.

>>18139751
> Drives his car even though he bought train tickets just for fun
Funny, but also sad.

>>18052790
The absolute state of /lit/
Camus was born to wretched poverty. He worked himself to be able to pay for his philosophical education, which was absolute top tier, seriously, go check his teachers. He almost died of sickness and still managed to come back and finish his certification, and that was all before he was famous or rich.
Algeria was not a developed nation, nor a safe one.
His philosophy isn't "push the boulder and be happy", you fucking moron, it's literally "we are all pushing a boulder, with no good reason to be happy, is there at least a way I can remain sane and act with integrity throughout this shit world?"
> literally the only thing you got right is that he was a Chad and popular with women.
Seething incel.

>>18048756
> Camus
> loser
> has fucked more than all of /lit/ put together.
> has a better philosophical education than any /lit/ faggot, seriously, go check his credentials, you fucking faggots.
> also never raped any kids.

>>18033109
Algeria was France.
Should still be.

REPEAT AFTER ME:

YOU

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PUSH

ROCK

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>>17945042
Casares was a dime.