Albert Camus on Nihilism

Albert Camus talks about his stage adaptation of Dostoyevsky's "The Possessed", (also known as "The Devils" and "Demons"), in 1959, a year before his death in an automobile accident. Interviewer: Pierre Dumayet. Translation: hvolsvellir.

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[yamapopi]

It's because he was scared of interviews and was each time learning the answers by heart.

[AllenLean]

Quel dommage que Camus soit mort si jeune

[Stelios Pitsillides]

Onfray is so amazing. Good job quoting him mate.

[tulasi132132]

and yes...I do feel better

[tulasi132132]

"If I am ready?" That is didactic and condescending all at the same time. You think too highly of your own understanding to suggest to the thousands of people who see your post that a website will offer more than a serious investigation of the people and history that formed these ideas will. But then again I'm tooting my own horn here aren't I. Just watch what you suggest...you "feel better about your self troll."...bitch on a high horse...

[Louigi Verona]

Interesting! Why be afraid of interviews?

[yamapopi]

This is serious. I'm just quoting a french philosopher "Michel Onfray" who made some research on Camus.

[Louigi Verona]

are you kidding? or is this serious bio info?

[annapolansky]

My fresh article at the genre, one entirely dedicated to the interview beyond:

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[DYMANSHVID]

Dostoevsky continue be topical in 2013