Eps 941: Camus on the absurdity of life
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The absurdist philosopher Albert Camus stated that individuals should embrace the absurd condition of human existence.
Camus states that because the leap of faith escapes rationality and defers to abstraction over personal experience, the leap of faith is not absurd.
A person can choose to embrace the absurd condition.
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French thinker Albert Camus believed the myth of Sisyphus to be a brilliant metaphor for our everyday existence and a perfect encapsulation of all intellectual endeavour.To sum up, then, according to Camus we live in absurdity, we cannot escape this absurdity, and due to the fact we are condemned never to comprehend the ultimate nature of existence the only act that can have any bearing on our condition is suicide.Then, while Camus believes we are condemned to absurdity by the human condition, his point is that that's not necessarily a bad thing it's only by confronting this absurdity and heroically carrying on in spite of it that a truly authentic life can be lived.This story has been updated with new information from an earlier version.
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