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The Rebel

An Essay on Man in Revolt

Albert Camus

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About The Rebel

The Rebel (1951) is a philosophical classic that examines the promise and dangers of rebellion in modern society. Explaining the metaphysical roots of rebellion and analyzing the impact of historical revolutions from 18th century France to 20th century Russia, it exposes how noble ideals can transform into tyrannical systems – and why rebellion is still a vital and necessary part of the human experience. 

Who Should Listen to The Rebel

  • Students of philosophy, political science, and history
  • Political and social justice activists grappling with questions about violence and justice
  • Readers interested in existential and absurdist philosophy

About Albert Camus

Albert Camus was a French writer, philosopher, and journalist – and one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century. His philosophical novels The Stranger and The Plague established him as a leading voice of the French existentialist movement.