Blogs about: Albert Camus
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I Am an Empatheist
Atheist biologist Jerry Coyne asked his blog readers today to coin one word that could be used for atheists who are accomodating—rather than combative—in their attitudes toward religion. H… more →
Prometheus Unbound
I Am an Empatheist
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santitafarella wrote 1 week ago: Atheist biologist Jerry Coyne asked his blog readers today to coin one word that could be used for a … more →
Quiet Diginity and Grace: A Model for Living with the Absurdity of Our Existential Condition and Our Flungness into the World?
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santitafarella wrote 1 week ago: Rational atheist Stoicism for our time: … more →
Midnight Musings
lifeasacupofcoffee wrote 2 weeks ago: When I was a kid, whenever I was going through a time that was confusing and I didn’t know who to be … more →
Notes from Underground
santitafarella wrote 2 weeks ago: Who will speak from the insistent vantage of the ontological mystery? Against the best efforts of ou … more →
Kate Gompert: On Confusing Authorship with Autobiography
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infinitetasks wrote 2 weeks ago: Since David Foster Wallace’s suicide, it has been common knowledge that he suffered from depre … more →
Attempting to Comprehend Man, Part 1
Ron Pavellas wrote 2 weeks ago: In my current phase of rereading books I have read, for the second time, Is Man Incomprehensible to … more →
Cryptoquote Spoiler - 06/30/09
unclerave wrote 2 weeks ago: “There is no fate that cannot be surmounted by scorn.“ — Albert Camus … more →
Michael Jackson and the cult[ure] of dead celebrities
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Jason Goroncy wrote 3 weeks ago: Rick Floyd, in his recent post on the death of Michael Jackson and the culture of celebrity, include … more →
Sisyphus Pushing v. Buddha Sitting
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: Someone recently said to me that to conclude that the universe is without purpose needn’t lead … more →
Iran's Protesters and Two of Albert Camus's Protagonists: Meursault and Dr. Rieux
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: I see characteristics of the brave Iranian protesters in two characters in Albert Camus’s nove … more →
Albert Camus on Negation and Absurdity
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: This quote is from Albert Camus’s essay, ”Pessimism and Tyranny.” It appeared in C … more →
Are Things as Bad as They Appear?
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: In Robert Wright’s interview with Salon.com today, he was asked about the end of his recent bo … more →
Louis Mackey on Human Laziness and Fear
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: The brief excerpt below is from the stylized philosophy documentary, Waking Life. Speaking is the ph … more →
Albert Camus's Concept of the Absurd
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: As explained by Professor Robert Solomon: … more →
Some Things to Think About if You are an Evangelical Atheist
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santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: Are you an atheist, and are you evangelical about it? In other words, do you want other people to be … more →
Albert Camus: The Absurd, Rebellion, Freedom, Passion, and Solidarity
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santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: Here’s Albert Camus from the “Myth of Sisyphus”: “I derive from the absurd t … more →
Atheism is an Invitation to an Honest Encounter with Death?
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: Based on thinking about Albert Camus’s atheism, I think I’ve arrived at the perfect athe … more →
Abandon All Hope Ye Who Enter Here? Happy-Face Atheist Marketing v. Albert Camus's Pessimistic Atheism
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santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: In contrast with happy face atheist marketing, Albert Camus tried to ground atheism honestly. H … more →
Out of My Comfort Zone
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dustus wrote 3 weeks ago: It will soon be father’s day. I choose to write about my grandfather. I didn’t really … more →
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