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Albert Camus is by far my most treasured philosopher whose philosophy digs into the complexities of life. Camus, himself coming from the background of poverty explains the elements of his writings that grows into the argument of humans constantly searching for meaning except the world indifferent to their existence. Mostly he suggested to accept the absurdity of life and the rebellion and acceptance that comes with it eventually. As an individual I have always found his works resonating. Despite his proposal of the concept that life is meaningless, he has a kind of optimistic approach to it. The true nature of absurdity lies deeper within an individual and that is commencing the absurdity of life to gain credibility. What I find most interesting in his works is that it neither grasps the virtues of existentialism nor does it gives in to the abyss of nihilism. Upheavals of life might not always do poetic justice to certain situations but what lies deeper is the way we respond to it.

©liza

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TO EVERY WOMAN WHO DIED UNDER THEIR GAZE.

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If I could do girlhood again, I’d ask

to be scarier. Less whimpering—more pyromaniac

urges, more flirting with kerosene.

— Sally Wen Mao, from “Drop-kick Aria,” Mad Honey Symposium

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A Master Class in Women’s Rage, Kate Harding

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Father. Oh father!

Listen to the radio.

Fully credit to each video owner.and I edited it.

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Albert Camus. The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays (trans. by Justin O'Brien). New York: Vintage Books, 1991. Translation originally published by Alfred A. Knopf, 1955. Originally published in France as Le Mythe de Sisyphe by Librairie Gallimard, 1942.

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poignant empathy

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"You left a killer on loose so mad in love, drunk and tasteful to your blood."

- Probably some cannibalistic maniac who fell in love.

The Raft of the Medusa- Painting by Théodore Géricault.

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Remember that the sentimentalist is always a cynic at heart. Indeed sentimentality is merely the bank-holiday of cynicism. And delightful as cynicism is from its intellectual side... it never can be more than the perfect philosophy for a man who has no soul.... In itself it is a poor affair, for to the true cynic nothing is ever revealed.

-Oscar Wilde, De Profundis

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Hannibal (2013)

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"The mistakes that one points out in others are the ones that an individual is most excited to perform."- Liza

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““I am constantly trying to communicate something incommunicable, to explain something inexplicable, to tell about something I only feel in my bones and which can only be experienced in those bones.””

— Kafka in a letter to Milena Jesenska (via fuckyeahfranzkafka)

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