Albert Camus
Albert Camus Was Born In Algeria In 1913. He Spent The Early Years Of His Life In North Africa, Where He Worked At Various Jobs--In A Weather Bureau, In An Automobile Supply Firm, In A Shipping Company--To Help Pay For His Courses At The University Of Algiers. He Went On To Become A Journalist, And From 1935 To 1938 He Ran The Theatre De L'Equipe, A Theatrical Company That Produced Plays By Malraux, Gide, Synge, Dostoyevsky, And Others. During World War Ii He Was One Of The Leading Writers Of The French Resistance And Editor Of Combat, Then An Important Underground Newspaper. His Fiction, Incl
Camus Albert:
Notebooks 1951-1959
Translator: Ryan Bloom
Ivan R. Dee Publisher , 2008
Hardcover, 264 pages
Camus Albert:
Camus at Combat: Writing 1944-1947
Editor: Jacqueline Levi-Valensi, Translator: Arthur Goldhammer
Princeton University Press , 2007
Quality paperback, 334 pages
Camus Albert:
Exile and the Kingdom
Vintage International (Paperback)
Vintage Books Usa , 2007
Quality paperback, 192 pages
Camus Albert:
Christian Metaphysics and Neoplatonism
Eric Voegelin Institute In Political Philosophy
Translator: Ronald D. Srigley
University Of Missouri Press , 2007
Hardcover, 148 pages
Camus Albert:
Cartas A un Amigo Aleman
Fabula (Tusquets Editores)( 265)
Translator: Javier Albinana
Tusquets , 2007
Quality paperback, 68 pages
Camus Albert:
The Plague, the Fall, Exile and the Kingdom, and Selected Essays
Everyman's Library Classics & Contemporary Classics
Everyman's Library , 2004
Hardcover, 624 pages
Grenier Jean:
Islands and Other Essays
Green Integer
Translator: Steven Light, Preface by: Albert Camus
Green Integer , 2004
Quality paperback, 250 pages
Camus Albert:
The Myth of Sisyphus: And Other Essays
Vintage International (Paperback)
Vintage Books Usa , 1991
Quality paperback, 224 pages
