The Rebel

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Recorded18 Aug 2020

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A look at what I consider Camus' most challenging work, The Rebel. A book-length philosophical essay that looks at the origin of rebellion and revolt and considers why it is a part of human nature. A sweeping tour of the history and causes of revolt. Enjoy a bit about "A human in revolt" or The Rebel.

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