Resistance, Rebellion, and Death / Albert Camus

A collection of essays on resistance, tyranny, freedom, and human dignity amid the political crises of the mid-20th century. Drawing on writings from the French Resistance and reflections on Spain and Algeria, it blends philosophical meditation with urgent political statements, expressing a steadfast commitment to justice against oppression.

Publication year: 1961
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, New York
Language: English
Original language: French
Translator: Justin O’Brien
Target audience: Adults