The Rebel - Albert Camus Nature & Motives Of Rebellion & Revolution (1956) Book

Description: "The Rebel" by Albert Camus, originally published in 1951, explores the nature and motivations behind rebellion and revolution. Camus examines historical and philosophical perspectives on revolt, tracing its roots from metaphysical rebellion against existence to political and social uprisings. He delves into the consequences of rebellion, including the potential for violence and tyranny, while advocating for a balance between individual freedom and collective justice. The work reflects Camus' existentialist and humanist viewpoints, emphasizing the need for a moral and ethical foundation in the pursuit of genuine freedom and justice.

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Genre: Motivation

Publication Year: 1956

Literary Movement: Naturalism

Book Title: The Rebel

Ex Libris: No

Narrative Type: Nonfiction

Publisher: A Vintage Book

Original Language: English

Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults

Inscribed: No

Vintage: Yes

Type: Book

Format: Trade Paperback

Language: English

Era: 1950s

Author: Albert Camus

Personalized: No

Topic: Rebellion & Revolution

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States