ETHICS AND AESTHETICS IN ALBERT CAMUS: THE ARTISTIC CREATION AS A MORAL EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/phi.v22i1.45933Keywords:
Camus, Aesthetics, Ethics, Novel.Abstract
In the book "The Rebel", the chapter "Revolt and Art" shows the ethical and metaphysical meaning of the novel which, in its own creative movement, proposes the "correction" of the real world so that man finds the limits and the form that would assign a meaning to the their experiences. Once Camus sees a form that suggests another value to human life in the artistic activity, this article aims investigate how the aesthetic creation constitutes for the author the supreme activity by which man seeks confer meaning to the existence marked by the absurd.Downloads
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