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Sisyfos-myten

Den franske forfatter Albert Camus' (1913-1960) filosofiske essay udkom på fransk i 1942 og fremstår i dag som en nøgle til forståelsen af begreberne absurditet og eksistens i hans forfatterskab. Den danske oversættelse er fra 1960.

Author:

  • Albert Camus

Narrator:

  • Poul Becker

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Duration:

  • 5 h 10 min
  • 79 pages

Language:

Danish

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  • Essays and reportage
  • Essays
  • Society and Social Sciences
  • Philosophy

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