Recommended reading order for Camus's works

The most famous French writer in the 20th century and Nobel Prize winner

"The Anti and the Right"

Camus's collection of essays, written when Camus was 24 years old. This book traces Camus's childhood experiences and sets the tone for Camus' subsequent creations. The most famous sentence: "In the middle of winter, I finally knew that there was an invincible summer in me."

"The Plague"

Camus's masterpiece tells the story of Dr. Rieux The story of others fighting the plague. In the face of disaster, some people took the opportunity to make money, some felt sorry for themselves, and some fought bravely. The book contains criticism and satire, but it mostly promotes the actions of Dr. Rieux and others.

"The Stranger"

Camus' masterpiece is also a representative work of existentialism. The protagonist Meursault is portrayed as a person who is extremely indifferent to everything. He is not sad when his mother dies, and he is involved in a manslaughter case. It doesn't matter... Meursault is challenging traditional morality and legality.

"Rebel"

Camus's collection of philosophical essays comprehensively explains Camus. Camus's thoughts of rebellion can be fully understood by reading this book, which can have a huge impact on readers' lives, thoughts and spirits.

"The Fall"

< p> Another masterpiece of Camus, this book is of great significance to Camus. In the book, Camus tells the story of a lawyer's confession. This book is Camus's response to existentialist intellectuals such as Sartre. Question.

"The Myth of Sisyphus"

Camus's collection of essays discusses philosophy in the context of Greek philosophy. This book has sold well in China. Camus's Philosophy of the Absurd, this book is a key to understanding Camus's literary works.