The Myth of Sisyphus, The Misunderstanding and Caligula.

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Hi all,

So, as per the title, I've now read all these works by Camus. I just to feel like I wasn't the only one feeling bamboozled by TMOS. I'd definitely have to re-read it several times over before it begins to make sense. It felt like navigating a word jungle. Determining what a lot of his sentences were referring to and what they meant.

Although, I did love both the plays. Both of which can be found here A lot more easier to read, and more enjoyable, well for me anyway.

What did anyone else think? I'm also happy to discuss them (with my limited knowledge, haha).

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