Camus: Love, War, and Existential Struggle

This chapter examines Albert Camus' perspectives on love and war, focusing on his existential writings and personal experiences during World War II. It explores his relationships, particularly with a prominent actress, against the backdrop of Parisian rebellion and reflects on his involvement in the French Resistance. Additionally, it delves into the complex dynamics of his views on the Algerian independence movement, highlighting the personal and moral dilemmas he faced throughout his life and work.