This work cites "Sophocles' Oedipus" and "Dostoevsky's Kirilov" to illustra
This work cites "Sophocles' Oedipus" and "Dostoevsky's Kirilov" to illustrate the author's point that "Ancient wisdom confirms modern heroism." Concluding with the thought that "One must imagine [the title character] happy," this essay notes "One always finds one's burden again." The title figure is an absurd hero who at times becomes "stronger than his rock." For ten points, identify this Albert Camus work about a mythological figure rolling a stone up a hill.
This work cites "Sophocles' Oedipus" and "Dostoevsky's Kirilov" to illustrate the author's point that "Ancient wisdom confirms modern heroism."
The {Myth of Sisyphus} (or Le {Mythe de Sisyphe})