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Name: L'Homme révolté
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Author: Albert Camus

Published in 1951, Albert Camus’ *L'Homme révolté* is a comprehensive essay that investigates rebellion and revolution both from a metaphysical standpoint and through their historical evolution in Western Europe. Camus explores how personal and social acts of revolt intertwine, analyzing key countercultural figures and movements that have shaped revolutionary thought. He discusses the diminishing influence of traditional authorities—such as the king, God, and conventional virtue—and the consequent emergence of nihilism. The work is often viewed as a philosophical follow‑up to *The Myth of Sisyphus*, addressing similar existential questions while proposing a distinct perspective on the nature of rebellion.

First publish date: 1969

Genre: Philosophy/Ethics

Authors: Albert Camus

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