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Resistance, rebellion, and death/ Albert Camus ; traducción e introducción: Justin O'Brien
By: Camus, Albert
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TextPublisher: New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 1961Description: viii, 272 p.Subject(s): Algeria. -- -Historia -- -Ensayos | Ensayos franceses | Justicia. -- -Ensayos | Dios. -- -EnsayosDDC classification: 844.914 C211r
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Content advice: Letters to a German Friend, the liberation of Paris, The flesh, Pessimism and tyranny, The unbeliever and christians, Why Spain?, Defense of freedom , Algeria, Hungary, Reflections on the guillotine, and The artist and his time, are the chapters of the 1960 collection of essays written by Albert Camus. The occasional articles and speeches reveal more clearly the position of one of the most lucid spirit of our time, Albert Camus
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| Libro (general) | Biblioteca Central UNIBE | General | 844.914 C211r (Browse shelf) | Ej.1 | Available | 091376 |
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Letters to a German Friend, the liberation of Paris, The flesh, Pessimism and tyranny, The unbeliever and christians, Why Spain?, Defense of freedom , Algeria, Hungary, Reflections on the guillotine, and The artist and his time, are the chapters of the 1960 collection of essays written by Albert Camus. The occasional articles and speeches reveal more clearly the position of one of the most lucid spirit of our time, Albert Camus