The Plague by Albert Camus bears witness to the town of Oran amidst the spread of the plague from the beginning to the end of the quarantine placed on the town. Although it is a direct comparison to the COVID-19 pandemic, Camus’s themes expressed in his novel resonates with other contemporary worldly issues that may or may not have an explanation. These other contemporary issues include war and the climate crisis. From our 2022 perspective, we have seen the COVID pandemic play out firsthand. We have witnessed from afar the threat of World War III and the current war in Ukraine. And, finally, we are bearing witness to the beginning stages of the destruction that will be caused from the climate crisis. These three specific perspectives allow ...
COVID-19 represents one of the most challenging global health issues in modern times. However, as ep...
March 2020: as Coronavirus continues spreading across the globe, the well-known novel La Peste (1947...
This essay explores how the fictional portrayals of man-before-death in Albert Camus’ The Plague can...
During our current pandemic, Albert Camus’ novel, The Plague, can serve readers well by illustrating...
https://www.uwinnipeg.ca/crics/covid-19-and-cultural-studies/plague-literature-and-thinking-through-...
This article turns back to one of the most prominent narratives of contagion, Albert Camus’s 1947 no...
This dissertation catalogues and examines Albert Camus's thematic repetitiveness as seen in his fict...
Plague left Western Europe in 1720, never to return again in epidemic proportions, yet its legacy ha...
Existentialism refers to a broad range of philosophical beliefs and related cultural phenomena. Whil...
During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, one is drawn to engage with texts that deal with the topic of ...
The Plague by the existentialist thinker Albert Camus is a powerful and prophetic novel about a pl...
Though many diseases bring suffering and death, plagues strike the imagination with special awe beca...
https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/154813/1/PBS - The Plague perfectly captures the ri...
When the pandemic broke out in 2020, it was reported that interest in Albert Camus’ book, The plague...
In one of the most successful novels of Albert Camus, The Plague, the normal life of Oran is interru...
COVID-19 represents one of the most challenging global health issues in modern times. However, as ep...
March 2020: as Coronavirus continues spreading across the globe, the well-known novel La Peste (1947...
This essay explores how the fictional portrayals of man-before-death in Albert Camus’ The Plague can...
During our current pandemic, Albert Camus’ novel, The Plague, can serve readers well by illustrating...
https://www.uwinnipeg.ca/crics/covid-19-and-cultural-studies/plague-literature-and-thinking-through-...
This article turns back to one of the most prominent narratives of contagion, Albert Camus’s 1947 no...
This dissertation catalogues and examines Albert Camus's thematic repetitiveness as seen in his fict...
Plague left Western Europe in 1720, never to return again in epidemic proportions, yet its legacy ha...
Existentialism refers to a broad range of philosophical beliefs and related cultural phenomena. Whil...
During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, one is drawn to engage with texts that deal with the topic of ...
The Plague by the existentialist thinker Albert Camus is a powerful and prophetic novel about a pl...
Though many diseases bring suffering and death, plagues strike the imagination with special awe beca...
https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/154813/1/PBS - The Plague perfectly captures the ri...
When the pandemic broke out in 2020, it was reported that interest in Albert Camus’ book, The plague...
In one of the most successful novels of Albert Camus, The Plague, the normal life of Oran is interru...
COVID-19 represents one of the most challenging global health issues in modern times. However, as ep...
March 2020: as Coronavirus continues spreading across the globe, the well-known novel La Peste (1947...
This essay explores how the fictional portrayals of man-before-death in Albert Camus’ The Plague can...