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Self-Quiz 8.3
Albert Camus: Life is Absurd
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Camus believes that the question of the meaning of life is
unimportant.
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not worth asking.
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the most urgent of questions.
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not a philosophical question.
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According to Camus, the sense of the absence of a profound reason for living is the feeling of
joy.
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triumph.
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numbness.
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absurdity.
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Camus argues that being aware of one's life and one's freedom is
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living to the maximum.
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living reduced to its minimum.
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living with illusion.
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The myth of Sisyphus is tragic, Camus argues, because
its hero is conscious.
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its hero is unaware of his situation.
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Sisyphus believes in the gods.
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Sisyphus is unconscious.
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