Albert Camus’ Algerian Chronicles have never been presented, until now, in a full English translation, and this is a pity. The Chronicles contain his articles on Algerian themes for the French and ...

These beautifully translated articles by Camus were originally published in the French Resistance newspaper Combat. In an introduction, David Carroll briefly analyzes the main themes: Camus' call for ...

MY LIBERTY is absolute,” said the nihilist to the Englishman. “There is nothing which prevents me from punching you in the nose if I wish to.” “Oh, yes, there is,” replied the Englishman, “Your ...

Matthew Sharpe receives funding from the Australasian Reserach Council for work on philosophy as a way of life, and modern legatees of this classical idea. Even Nobel-Prize winners can be melancholy.

“The cigarette dangles between the lips,” wrote Susan Sontag in her 1963 essay on Albert Camus in The New York Review of Books, “whether he wears a trench-coat, a sweater and open shirt, or a business ...