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Albert Camus

1913 – 1960 · French

Biography

French writer and philosopher of Algerian origin, Nobel laureate in Literature 1957. His main works include the novels The Stranger and The Plague as well as the dramas Caligula and The Just Assassins. As a representative of absurdism, he lastingly shaped European intellectual life.

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