For 10 points, name this existentialist essay by Albert Camus.
This work uses the example of watching a person gesticulate wildly behind glass without being able to hear them to discuss experiencing "naked things." Another section differentiates between the religious man who is concerned with eternity and the rebel who lives in the present world. This work analyzes Don Juan as an example of the seducer, which is compared with the actor and the conqueror as archetypes of how a man could live. This work begins by asking how one decides not to commit suicide to explain why man must face the absurdity of life, and it claims the title mythological figure represents the human condition as he eternally rolls a rock up a hill. For 10 points, name this existentialist essay by Albert Camus.
This work uses the example of watching a person gesticulate wildly behind glass without being able to hear them to discuss experiencing "naked things."
The Myth of Sisyphus [or Le Mythe de Sisyphe]