For about twenty-five years, from his early entry into the literary world in 1935 to his sudden death in 1960, Camus recorded his thoughts on creation and life in the form of notebooks. He wrote a total of nine exercise books for students, including literature, philosophy, politics, views on human destiny, as well as writing plans, reading notes, scenery, travel notes, contacts, etc., Presenting to readers what Camus saw, heard, thought, and did as an artist, writer, and philosopher through concise and clear words.
Reader comments
This book is like a treasure trove of Camus' thoughts, allowing me to have a deeper understanding of his creation and life. The text inside is concise and concise, but can trigger profound thinking. For example, he said, "In the middle of winter, I finally knew that there was an invincible summer in me." This sentence made me feel his tenacity and love for life. I especially hate some of the hypocritical characters in his works. They make me see the ugliness of human nature. However, this also makes Camus's work more real and profound. All in all, this is a book worth reading again and again.
It's okay, but the translation is not good enough in some places, and I haven't found another version yet.
This book is like a treasure trove of Camus' thoughts, allowing me to have a deeper understanding of his creation and life. The text inside is concise and concise, but can trigger profound thinking. For example, he said, "In the middle of winter, I finally knew that there was an invincible summer in me." This sentence made me feel his tenacity and love for life. I especially hate some of the hypocritical characters in his works. They make me see the ugliness of human nature. However, this also makes Camus's work more real and profound. All in all, this is a book worth reading again and again.
It's okay, but the translation is not good enough in some places, and I haven't found another version yet.
Very good! Very wise
Received many resonances inexplicably