Albert Camus: Temporality and Human Nature

Authors

  • Gabriel Ferreira da Silva

Keywords:

Albert Camus, temporality, Human Nature, existence

Abstract

In this paper we present some aspects of the analysis of temporality that Albert Camus gave using the ideas of The Absurd and Revolt, above all with respect to how they mark a possible path for his development of the concept of Human Nature. This concept was fundamental for his human ontology which itself formed the basis for his whole ethical, aesthetical, and metaphysical thought.

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Published

2015-10-02

Issue

No. 17 (2006): O Tempo I

Section

Communications

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