He wrote of a man who went to the Home for Aged Persons in Marengo [mah-RAIN-goe] following his mother's death; the Home's warden later testified at that man's trial.
In one work, this author defined suicide as "the confession that life is not worth living," and cited the "leap of faith" as a philosophical suicide. He wrote of a man who went to the Home for Aged Persons in Marengo [mah-RAIN-goe] following his mother's death; the Home's warden later testified at that man's trial. This author of The Myth of Sisyphus [SIH-suh-fus] also wrote a novel set in Oran that describes the exploits of Dr. Bernard Rieux [roo]. Name this author of The Plague who wrote about Meursault [mehr-sole] in The Stranger.
In one work, this author defined suicide as "the confession that life is not worth living," and cited the "leap of faith" as a philosophical suicide.
Albert Camus