Albert camus biography eve newsboys

  • Albert camus biography eve newsboys

    • Albert camus the myth of sisyphus.

    Our Albert Camus biography is in three parts: 1913-43 covering his birth to the publication of The Stranger and Myth of Sisyphus; 1943-51 covering his work for Combat to the publication of The Plague; 1951-60 covering the furore over The Rebel, the aftermath and The Fall ending with Camus’s untimely death.

    Part one: 1913-43

    • Camus’s birth in Algiers

    • Louis Germain mentorship and school scholarship

    • Tuberculosis and move to Uncle Acault’s

    • First articles published

    • University of Algiers and Jean Grenier mentorship

    • Marriage to Simone Hié

    • Awarded teaching diploma, rejected on health grounds

    • Split with Hié

    • Joins then leaves Communist Party

    • Publishes The Wrong Side and Right Side

    • Co-founds Théâtre de l’Equipe theatre group

    • Takes job as court reporter

    • Writes powerful series on the poverty in Kabylia

    • Reviews Sartre’s Nausea and Le Mur

    • Outbreak of war, newspaper closed, Camus tries to enlist

    • Moves to Paris

    • Divorce comes