*“After the plague, I’ll do this, after the plague I’ll do that… They are ruining their lives, instead of staying calm. And they don’t even realise what they have going for them... I think they are miserable because they don’t let themselves go.”* - Albert Camus Support this channel: www.patreon.com/eternalised TH-cam Member Perks: th-cam.com/channels/qos1tl0RntucGGtPXNxkkA.htmljoin Donate a Coffee: ko-fi.com/eternalised PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/eternalisedofficial Official Merch: eternalised.creator-spring.com
i finished reading it today. always knew about camus and picked up a copy because it got me a buy-one-get-one-free deal at a bookshop. one of the most beautiful novels i have ever read. i need to start taking more chances with books because they might just change my life.
Such a beautiful novel by Camus it makes us see the situations from so many different perspectives. This video explains everything flawlessly. In these trying times when the world is dealing with a pandemic I was able to truly connect with this novel. You have my gratitude for creating such a beautiful video.
just finished reading it 2 days ago. great book by Camus. Loved it... so much similarities with our 2020 pandemic, how people felt it, change of daily life... Great analysis of the book & great video btw, keep it up 👏
Camus leaves part of himself in every sentence he had had typed beyond the subject matter, it touches our inner core of oneness the individual within all humans an utter aloneness and the means we use to combat or enhance that emotion, its consequences. The Plague vividly brings all aspects of such universal phenomenon so common to each of us but so poorly understood or misunderstood throughout life spans of generations. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, version 👍💚
thank you. i get goosebumps when all that camus said is actually what happened even today, passively wasting time. government wait and see to instead of taking action.. its true that if you want to predict the future, you must go back to the past..
I was introduced to Albert Camus last year by another TH-cam Channel: School of Life. The Plague made so much sense as one lives through a real pandemic. All the characters (and their backstories) are greatly devised. "It is the absurd condition of intense desire to continue living and condemned to death." Woah! I didn't know about Cottard though 🤓
nice work brother . i admire your work. bro i need one suggestion , please if i want to learn phillosophy from starting , so how \and from i should start
Thank you. It really depends on what philosopher or branch of philosophy you like. I for instance like existentialism, stoicism, Carl Jung and eastern philosophy. I've made a list of books I'd like to read here: eternalisedofficial.com/books I may do videos in the future on the top 5 or 10 existentialist books to read, still need to do some reading though! It may be a good idea to read an introduction to the philosophy as well such as a Cambridge Companion.
@@Eternalised that’s a really great list. We have very similar interests. I own half the books on it and most of the rest are on my reading list as well.
Camus excelled in writing genuine " philosophical " novels . Many others have tried ( Sartre / Iris Murdoch etc ) but in my opinion he is the only one who succeeded in combining the elements of the novel with his philosophical views. Not sure about Beckett ? Was he a serious philosopher or simply a misanthrope ? Albeit a misanthrope who could turn a phrase.. ?
In the stranger, the Christian figure was also drive with his back against a wall, probably he pictures christian representatives as instable. But what do I knoe.
*“After the plague, I’ll do this, after the plague I’ll do that… They are ruining their lives, instead of staying calm. And they don’t even realise what they have going for them... I think they are miserable because they don’t let themselves go.”* - Albert Camus
Support this channel: www.patreon.com/eternalised
TH-cam Member Perks: th-cam.com/channels/qos1tl0RntucGGtPXNxkkA.htmljoin
Donate a Coffee: ko-fi.com/eternalised
PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/eternalisedofficial
Official Merch: eternalised.creator-spring.com
i finished reading it today. always knew about camus and picked up a copy because it got me a buy-one-get-one-free deal at a bookshop.
one of the most beautiful novels i have ever read. i need to start taking more chances with books because they might just change my life.
Thanks we need more ppl like you
Such a beautiful novel by Camus it makes us see the situations from so many different perspectives. This video explains everything flawlessly. In these trying times when the world is dealing with a pandemic I was able to truly connect with this novel. You have my gratitude for creating such a beautiful video.
I've always loved the 10 minutes series
just finished reading it 2 days ago.
great book by Camus. Loved it...
so much similarities with our 2020 pandemic, how people felt it, change of daily life...
Great analysis of the book & great video btw, keep it up 👏
This channel is underrated
Camus leaves part of himself in every sentence he had had typed beyond the subject matter, it touches our inner core of oneness the individual within all humans an utter aloneness and the means we use to combat or enhance that emotion, its consequences. The Plague vividly brings all aspects of such universal phenomenon so common to each of us but so poorly understood or misunderstood throughout life spans of generations. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, version 👍💚
Great work, I did enjoyed your narration and summary of this excellent peace of literature and philosophy.
You make the best content! Thank you for your wonderful channel.
thank you. i get goosebumps when all that camus said is actually what happened even today, passively wasting time. government wait and see to instead of taking action.. its true that if you want to predict the future, you must go back to the past..
A real account of human destiny he depicted in his novel with a prophetic mind.
I was introduced to Albert Camus last year by another TH-cam Channel: School of Life. The Plague made so much sense as one lives through a real pandemic. All the characters (and their backstories) are greatly devised.
"It is the absurd condition of intense desire to continue living and condemned to death." Woah!
I didn't know about Cottard though 🤓
During the Sarscov2 pandemic makes it an excellent read and life lesson.
It'd be awesome if a movie or tv series was filmed based on the novel.
Another great video! Thank you for this!
Please may you consider doing a video on Devils by Dostoevsky?
Thank you. I might do some shorter Dostoevsky books just because of a time constraint. Hopefully in the future I can do his big novels.
Ok, I just gained absolute respect for Camus as a thinker and writer
Beautiful ❤️
This channel deserves way more viewers. Keep up the great videos.
nice work brother .
i admire your work.
bro i need one suggestion , please if i want to learn phillosophy from starting , so how \and from i should start
Thank you. It really depends on what philosopher or branch of philosophy you like. I for instance like existentialism, stoicism, Carl Jung and eastern philosophy. I've made a list of books I'd like to read here: eternalisedofficial.com/books
I may do videos in the future on the top 5 or 10 existentialist books to read, still need to do some reading though! It may be a good idea to read an introduction to the philosophy as well such as a Cambridge Companion.
@@Eternalised that’s a really great list. We have very similar interests. I own half the books on it and most of the rest are on my reading list as well.
cool video!
subbed :)
Albert Kamy is best author 🌠philosophical that write so beautiful...😍🌍🌏🌎💐👋
I recommend you do a video on Georges Bataille
Could you please do a psychology video on Alfred Adler.
we gettting an A with this one fellas
Camus excelled in writing genuine " philosophical " novels . Many others have tried ( Sartre / Iris Murdoch etc ) but in my opinion he is the only one who
succeeded in combining the elements of the novel with his philosophical
views. Not sure about Beckett ? Was he a serious philosopher or simply a
misanthrope ? Albeit a misanthrope who could turn a phrase.. ?
neat.
In the stranger, the Christian figure was also drive with his back against a wall, probably he pictures christian representatives as instable. But what do I knoe.
I can't tell you how many people I've met over the last two years, who have used this novel as an anti--vax/max manifesto. . .
All this intellectual existential self serving humbug is nothing compared to the future our grandchildren face.
That is a fact.
Oh dear god shut up.
Solve for the answer
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