Wisecrack: 8-Bit Philosophy - Why Shouldn’t We Commit Suicide? (Donkey Kong & the Myth of Sisyphus)
Letters Live: Benedict Cumberbatch & Jessie Buckley Read Camus’ Letters to -
- A Beloved Teacher
- His Love, Actress Maria Casarès, shortly before his untimely death
TedEd: Is Life Meaningless? (and other absurd questions)
Crash Course Philosophy:
- Existentialism
- What is a Good Life?
School of Life:
- Camus
- Camus’ Novel “The Plague”
- Existentialism and Dating
PhilosophyToons: Camus - Absurdism and the Myth of Sisyphus
WIPHI: Open Access Philosophy - Happiness
- Will Reaching Our Goals Make Us Happy?
- Is Happiness Just About Feeling Good?
BBC: Camus vs. Sartre
Academy of Ideas: Introducing Camus - The Absurd, Revolt, and Rebellion
Eric Dodson, Professor of Psychology, University of West Georgia: Camus in 10 minutes
Nobel Prize: Albert Camus
FEATURE FILM: Groundhog Day (iMDB page:
This Movie is a comedic retelling (not a parody or satire) of Camus’ take on the Myth of Sisyphus. It is also the second movie in the sequel to this course: Exploring Existential Questions Through (Mostly) Funny Films. Watch it as a sneak peak and enjoy!
BBC Radio Series “In Our Time” - Camus
Course Hero Summarizes Camus’ Novel The Stranger
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Camus, Albert
1913 - 1960 CE
from
Sophie’s World
(First appears in the chapter titled
"Our Own Time")