
«Людині насправді потрібен не стан без напруги, а прагнення і боротьба за гідну мету.»
“What man actually needs is not a tensionless state but striving and struggling for a worthwhile goal.”
«Людині насправді потрібен не стан без напруги, а прагнення і боротьба за гідну мету.»
“What man actually needs is not a tensionless state but striving and struggling for a worthwhile goal.”
“Упродовж історії було стільки ж епідемій, скільки й війн; та все одно вони щоразу застають людей зненацька”.
— Альбер Камю, «Чума»
«Те, що правдиве для всіх лих у світі, правдиве і для чуми: вона змушує людей перевершувати самих себе».
— Чума
«Єдиний спосіб боротися з чумою — це порядність».
— Альбер Камю «Чума»
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The narrator receives a visitor in prison. Lined up next to each other in either side of the bars, so do the other prisoners. The conversations interupt one another. It's hard to talk with his girlfriend.
The manga version.
Very interesting. Just because you don't show emotion doesn't mean you are inhuman.
1: Latin bc it was the origin of so many languages
2: L‘Etranger (The Stranger) - I read it in French
#Two4Tuesday on Wednesday!! Thanks for tag @Kshakal
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Finally read the renowned work, this the American translation. I know at it‘s time it was quite impactful. I find it more interesting for how much has been made of it over time and it‘s historical & geographic placement rather than the content itself. Men abusing dogs, women, and indifferent to others. A man writing a male protagonist who attracts a woman for not much reason. Some good quotes and moments but not a lot there today for my interest.
I read The Plague years ago (while pregnant with my first, whose 20th birthday is today), and while I kept meaning to read this one, it took my second-born reading it in high school and begging his father and me to read it to get me finally to pick it up. It's a quick read, the style reminiscent of Hemingway in the first half. As my son promised, there are some fire quotes in here, as well as musings about existence in the modern age. I liked it.