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Bokeh looks fake and gay.

too handsome.

as much as I hate the stereotypical Camus fan and think his "philosophical" works are shit gotta give the guy credit where it's due, his novels are fucking ace. Also shooting Arabs is fun.

What's wrong with his philosophy?

Camus is an interesting figure in that he is overrated and yet under appreciated. Let me say I absolutely love Camus and his works. He hits gold in novels like The Fall, The Stranger is great as well, but often it is the only work people know of Camus and is often misunderstood. He has hidden gems in Exile and the Kingdom and the heart warming The First Man. The plague is a decent work, it seems to be more shabbily put together than his other works. A Happy Death is a really interesting one as well, and I deeply enjoyed it, but since I have only read it once I refrain from passing a firm judgment. As a novelist and fiction writer Camus is simple yet sweet, and has a lot more to offer than most people take from him. His nonfiction is where his reputation really gets muddied. Unfortunately for the legacy of Camus, he falls into being called a philosopher when he truly wasn’t. Camus took a lot of inspiration from Montaigne and this is reflected in his approach to his essays, as they are by no means up to any level of true academic scrutiny, but more simple in form and content. The Rebel and the actual essay of The Myth of Sisyphus deviate from his standard form and are akin to philosophical works rather than his general essays, but these are outliers in his body of content. Camus was not a grandiose philosopher or magnificent writer, but he was a very human author, and I’ve always found his works to be deeply personal. One should read him not in the terms of an academic by any means, but rather, as letters from a friend. I also rambled on in this ceaselessly, so I apologize to the two people who might actually read this

Communist.

Agree with this.
If it were possible to alleviate Camus' posthumous condition, and to rehabilitate his legacy in one swoop, it would be reshaped like this:
His reputation should be that of a minor novelist, rather than a philosopher (or even a "philosophical novelist" - as if he really distinguishes himself in this area...) Project of absurdism wiped off the map. Sartre connection, eliminated. The Absurd!! should be a theme, a current flowing through all his novels, a personal predilection: not some sort of philosophical premise which overshadows all his fiction writing. Entry-level Evil