This non-Haitian author gave a lecture saying "to create today is to create dangerously."
This non-Haitian author gave a lecture saying "to create today is to create dangerously." The preface to a novel by this author claims its protagonist's refusal to lie and "simplify life" leads a threatened society to condemn him for admitting "annoyance rather than real regret." This author claimed that the terror of the French Revolution was caused by a misguided quest for "the end of history" in a work subtitled "An Essay on Man in Revolt." An essay by this author of The (*) Rebel uses the conqueror, the actor, and Don Juan as examples of men who live the ideal life. In that essay, this author argues that the absence of meaning requires revolt, rather than suicide, and that "one must imagine" the title mythological figure as "happy." For 10 points, name this author of The Myth of Sisyphus and The Stranger.
This non-Haitian author gave a lecture saying "to create today is to create dangerously."
Albert Camus 