Albert Camus
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09.11 Dylan Thomas
I don’t think the rage in Thomas’s poem is necessarily anger. It is resistance. An insistence upon the value of life, even when confronted with the knowledge that it must eventually end.
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07.11 Albert Camus
Camus concludes that we must imagine Sisyphus happy. […] he has recognised the situation for what it is and refuses to be defeated.
