4 essays on absurdism. All posts
Absurdism and nihilism both accept that life has no given meaning. The difference isn't which you pick — it's whether you assign meaning or let drift do it.
Read moreCamus said the absurd demands revolt, not despair. Here's what revolt actually meant to him — and why it's not enough, by itself, to build a life on.
Read moreIs nihilism freeing or just depressing? A practical take on why "nothing matters" feels like exposure before it feels like freedom — and what to do with it.
Read moreThe Myth of Sisyphus is the usual image for repetitive, unglamorous work. But Camus stops at attitude — the real question is what your repetition builds.
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