Personal Writings

Explore the profound beauty of Albert Camus' reflections in this beautifully bound B-format paperback. Published by Penguin UK in 2020, this compelling volume (ISBN: 9780241400272) invites readers into the heart of Camus’ intimate writings. Featuring 224 pages of evocative prose, this collection is an essential read for fans of existential literature and modern philosophy. 'The Wrong Side and the Right Side' unveils Camus' early life in a working-class neighborhood in Algiers, presenting intimate snapshots of his family and childhood experiences. His vivid portrayals of family members, such as his mother, grandmother, and uncle, provide a touching lens into his formative years.

Additionally, 'Nuptials' captivates with its vibrant celebration of the sun-kissed Mediterranean landscapes, capturing the physical and spiritual freedom that brings joy to even the most disadvantaged. Discover how Camus artfully illustrates the sunlit cities of Algiers and Oran in 'Summer', showcasing his deep connection to his homeland. Ideal for literature enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of Camus’ life and works, this book offers rich insights into identity, memory, and the human experience.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780241400272
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2020
Publisher: Penguin UK
Pages: 224


Description:
This volume contains some of Camus' most intimate writing, as he reflects on his identity and childhood in Algeria and celebrates the beauty of the Mediterranean. The Wrong Side and the Right Side, Camus' first book and most openly autobiographical work, describes his early years in a working-class neighbourhood in Algiers and includes memorable portraits of his mother, grandmother and uncle. Nuptials rejoices in the sun, landscape and sea, and the physical and spiritual freedom they offer to even the poorest. And in Summer Camus evocatively depicts the sunlit cities of Algiers and Oran.

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