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Albert Camus
March 16, 2020
Siddhartha Deb
The Pandemic Imagination
In the works of Camus and Thomas Mann, an outbreak reveals how dysfunctional society already was.
March 21, 2018
Nina Renata Aron
The Spirit of the Left Bank
Agnes Poirier’s history of wartime Paris reads as an erudite and deeply satisfying gossip column.
October 19, 2017
Alice Kaplan
Louis Guilloux’s Great, Forgotten War Novel
Albert Camus thought "Blood Dark" rivalled the great Russian epics, but it is little known in English.
November 8, 2013
Linda Kinstler
Camus Would've Turned 100 This Week. He Would've Hated It.
November 7, 2013
Nicola Charomonte
Albert Camus Thought That Life Is Meaningless
April 26, 1946: Nicola Chiaramonte Reviews 'The Stranger'
August 13, 2013
Paul Berman
What Camus Understood About the Middle East
October 19, 2012
Paul Berman
The Novel That Frightened Hamas and the Arab League
February 10, 2011
David A. Bell
The New Normal
September 4, 2010
The New Republic Staff
Bernard Knox's TNR Classics
February 16, 2004
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Shadowlines
July 1, 2002
Franklin Foer
Fair Ball
July 10, 1995
Richard Klein
The Power of Pets
November 22, 1992
Bernard Knox
Purity and Danger

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