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    The Relevance of "La Chute" in the Development of Camus's Religious and Philosophical Thought

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    1970
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    Noffsinger, Mary Goodwin
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    Beginning with a discussion of his major works before La Chute, I will trace the development of his philosophy towards life and religion. Then the relevance of La Chute to this philosophy will be considered. Does La Chute represent a drastic change in Camus's religious philosophy leading towards either a conversion or the damnation of mankind? Or has his philosophy not really changed so much after all? With a general understanding of Camus's philosophy from his preceding works, we will be better able to consider these questions.
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