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April-                                              Albert Camus was a French philosopher, author, and a political activist.       

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April-                                              Albert Camus was a French philosopher, author, and a political activist.       

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Albert Camus was born in French Algeria

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-Albert Camus had a older brother named Lucien

-His last novel, La Chute (The Fall), was published in 1956,

-Albert Camus was raised in a poor working family dominated by a stern grandmother. He never knew his father who died on the battlefield in 1914, at the beginning of WWI

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-Won the nobel prize in literature, 1957

-Grew up impoverished

-Was born in former French Algeria

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1. Albert Camus knows french.

2. Albert Camus made 3 novels

3. Albert Camus has a masters degree

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Ale His death, famously, is marked by a morbid coincidence

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Ale His death, famously, is marked by a morbid coincidence

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Camus died as the passenger in a car that crashed into a tree in the French town of Villeblevin. The author had originally intended to take a train with his wife and children, but he spontaneously accepted his publisher Michel Gallimard’s proposal to travel in his car

3. His most famous novel ran into a very practical setback

In December 1941, publisher André Malraux admired the manuscript of The Stranger from a brilliant literary newcomer

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Ale - Albert camus was the second youngest winner of the Nobel Prize in literature

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Ale - Albert camus was the second youngest winner of the Nobel Prize in literature

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Awarded the Nobel Prize at 44 years old, only Rudyard Kipling won it younger, at age 42.

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Albert Camus was born in November 7, 1913 and died January 4th 1960

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1. He fought in World War II. He joined the French resistance against Nazis.

2. He has two political essays called the of Myth of Sisyphus and The Rebel.

3. His lover was called Maria Casares and their letters were published.

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Albert Camus studied in the university of Algiers, he had 2 kids, and was born to a poor working family

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He spent his childhood in a poor neighbourhood

He was in Paris when the Germans invaded France during World War II in 1940

has 2 kids

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-Camus Albert says "Death has no more meaning than life "

- He thinks life is absurd.

-Camus Albert "Happiness is part of life"

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His parents (predictably) affected his writing.

He feuded with Sartre in the pages of book reviews. His death, famously, is marked by a morbid coincidence.

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Albert published his novels "The Strangers" in 1942

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albert's most famous novels include the stranger

he wasnt religious

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His spouse was Francine Faure

Influenced Samuel Beckett

Influenced Charles Bukowski

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Albert Camus was born in Algeria to French parents.

Albert published 3 novels.

He was a first-rate philosophy student.

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Albert Camus cats name is cigarette

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Albert had a cat named cigarette

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Albert Camus believed that life is mostly absurd. Camus defined the absurd as the futility of a search for meaning in an incomprehensible universe, devoid of God, or meaning. Camus considers that death has no more meaning than life.

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-Albert Camus philosophy rejected religion.

- Albert fought in world war 2.

-Albert first rate philosophy student.

-Albert was 5'9

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-Albert Camus did not believe in god.

-Albert Camus had 2 children.

-Albert Camus suffered from tuberculosis.

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Albert camus had numerous affairs

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Albert Camus had an attack of tuberculosis

Albert Camus had many affairs

Albert Camus rejects religion due to his philosophys

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Albert Camus philosophy’s rejects religion as one of his foundations.

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1.Camus argues that life has no purpose and that death is the only certainty in life.

2.He also wrote for the newspaper Alger Républicaine about the political situation in the country which was banned so Camus moved to Paris.

3.He loved the actress Maria Casares

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-He also wrote an influential philosophical essay, the myth of Sisyphus(1942).

-win a scholarship to the Algiers lycée (high school) in 1923.

-For a short period in 1934–35 he was also a member of the Algerian Communist Party.

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Albert Camus was known for many things, but most importantly he was a world federalist. To add on, he was a moralist, but opposed Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union. To sum it up, he was part of a variety of organizations, which were involved with European integration

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he died in Villeblevin France

he was influenced by Jean-Paul Sartre

he was also influenced by Samuel Beckett

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he died due to a car crash near sens

he seperated his work in three cycles on novel an essay and a play

he keep a nutral stans on the algerian revolution

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Albert Camus father died in battle in 1941. His mother was half deaf and illiterate. He also lived with a stern grandmother