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Total price with shipping, checked on 6 October 2026.A 1951 essay in which Albert Camus examines rebellion, both individual and collective, from the Enlightenment to the revolutions of the twentieth century. It falls into three parts: metaphysical rebellion, with figures such as Sade, the Romantics and the Surrealists; historical rebellion, with anarchism and revolutionary movements; and the link between art and rebellion. Camus argues for rebellion over revolution and rejects violence carried out in the name of an idea.



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