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Notebooks, Albert Camus 1951-1959 [Volume 3] , paperback , VERY GOOD

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Very good: A book that does not look new and has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious ...
ISBN
9781566638500
Book Title
Notebooks 1951-1959
Item Length
8.3 in
Publisher
Dee Publisher, Ivan R.
Publication Year
2010
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.8 in
Author
Albert Camus
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism
Topic
European / French, General, Literary
Item Width
5.5 in
Item Weight
13.3 Oz
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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The first two volumes of his Notebooks began as simple instruments of his work; this final volume, recorded over the last nine years of his life, take on the characteristics of a more personal diary. Fearing that his memory was beginning to fail him, Camus noted here his reactions to the polemics stirred by The Rebel, his feelings about the Algerian War, his sojourns in Greece and Italy, thinly veiled observations on his wife and lovers, heartaches over his family, and anxiety over the Nobel Prize that he was awarded in 1957.

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Publisher
Dee Publisher, Ivan R.
ISBN-10
156663850x
ISBN-13
9781566638500
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12038655498

Product Key Features

Book Title
Notebooks 1951-1959
Author
Albert Camus
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
European / French, General, Literary
Publication Year
2010
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism
Number of Pages
288 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.3 in
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Item Weight
13.3 Oz

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Reviews
From the moment that I am no longer more than a writer, I shall cease to write.' Camus declared this credo for himself in Carnete 1942-51. It is valid for all of us who write and is as passionately evident in this later collection of his notebooks written until the year of his death. He was a great writer, one of the few of his time, and is for all time; true to his convictions, more than a writer, a man who took on human responsibility in individual action for justice., Notebooks 1951 "1959 comes to us raw... it offers an unmediated look at the author's mind in the final years of a productive but tormented life... this volume is a valuable guide to understanding the author., Notebooks is a fascinating look into the mind of a man who influenced an entire generation, and a bit of nostalgia for when writers were important participants in the international dialogue on good government., [A] fascinating glimpse into a mind tormented by bitterness and dissatisfaction... Anglophone readers can finally appreciate Camus' full scope as man and author., This is the intimate record--the only one we have--of the final years of Albert Camus. Years that should have been glorious, leading up to and including his Nobel Prize. But for Camus they were the saddest years. He had lost the ideological battle to his arch-enemy Jean-Paul Sartre, or at least he was meant to feel that he had. He was genuinely ill, acknowledging defeat from illness of a lifetime. Death--his own--is a leitmotiv running through this journal. He would of course die soon after writing these final pages. He died not because of his lungs but when a friend drove their automobile into a tree. Camus would have enjoyed the irony of this, for irony was another of his leitmotivs. Now we can be grateful that Camus put so much of his existence into his notebooks, grateful to his family for allowing them to be published, and to his publishers for giving them to us., Ryan Bloom has superbly contextualized his highly readable translation of Camus's last working notebooks. His translator's note, a model of its kind, explains why he lets Camus's French echo through the English., Notebooks 1951e"1959 comes to us raw... it offers an unmediated look at the author's mind in the final years of a productive but tormented life... this volume is a valuable guide to understanding the author., One of the pleasures of this edition of Albert Camus's late-life notebooks is in skipping around: Certainly, they can read straight through, but the compact philosophical aphorisms sprinkled among the longer passagese"which include fascinating drafts of letters to friendse"encourage a hopscotcher's approach., From his travels to his observations about life and politics, this concludes a fine expose of Camus' life and thoughts and is a must..., One of the pleasures of this edition of Albert Camus's late-life notebooks is in skipping around: Certainly, they can read straight through, but the compact philosophical aphorisms sprinkled among the longer passages--which include fascinating drafts of letters to friends--encourage a hopscotcher's approach., Smoothly translated...diaristic, expansive and self revealing...Reinforce[s] Camus' stubborn determination to lead a meaningful life in an indifferent universe., This is the intimate recorde"the only one we havee"of the final years of Albert Camus. Years that should have been glorious, leading up to and including his Nobel Prize. But for Camus they were the saddest years. He had lost the ideological battle to his arch-enemy Jean-Paul Sartre, or at least he was meant to feel that he had. He was genuinely ill, acknowledging defeat from illness of a lifetime. Deathe"his owne"is a leitmotiv running through this journal. He would of course die soon after writing these final pages. He died not because of his lungs but when a friend drove their automobile into a tree. Camus would have enjoyed the irony of this, for irony was another of his leitmotivs. Now we can be grateful that Camus put so much of his existence into his notebooks, grateful to his family for allowing them to be published, and to his publishers for giving them to us., Bloom has succeeded masterfully in preserving Camus's thoughts as they appeared in his original cahiers. A highly recommended work offering insight into the thoughts of a great writer., Notebooks 1951-1959 comes to us raw... it offers an unmediated look at the author's mind in the final years of a productive but tormented life... this volume is a valuable guide to understanding the author.
Target Audience
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Dewey Decimal
848/.91403
Dewey Edition
22

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