Existensialism


The Stranger
The Plague
Existentialism is a Humanism
Notes from Underground
Either/Or: A Fragment of Life
Nausea
Schoolgirl
Crime and Punishment
Being and Time
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
The Trial
I and Thou
Being and Nothingness
Stoner
The Metamorphosis
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Albert Camus - Debolsillo
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Obsessed
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George Peros
How did we end up here? I ask as well; canned like sardines on sale, so tranquil and shiny, with dead eyes and open mouths, in oil without guts. Their only purpose: to wait. Wait until someone opens the can—or the metro door—to be eaten. But they don’t care. Why care? They’re already inside. Dead.
George Peros, URBANIMALITY: Fragments

Lev Shestov
Although we had had no precise exponents of realism, yet after Pushkin it was impossible for a Russian writer to depart too far from actuality. Even those who did not know what to do with "real life" had to cope with it as best they could. Hence, in order that the picture of life should not prove too depressing, the writer must provide himself in due season with a philosophy. ...more
Lev Shestov, All Things are Possible

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