Albert Camus - Nobel Prize in Literature — 1957
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Albert Camus

Prize
Nobel Prize in Literature — 1957
for his important literary production, which with clear-sighted earnestness illuminates the problems of the human conscience in our times
Citizenship
France France
Languages
French
date of birth
11/7/1913
place of birth
Dréan
date of death
1/4/1960
place of death
Villeblevin
Lived
46 years
educated at
  • University of Algiers 1
    • academic major: philosophy
    • start time: 1935
    • end time: May 1936
member of
  • comité de lecture des éditions Gallimard
    • end time: 1959
    • start time: 1943
  • American Academy of Arts and Sciences
employer
  • L'Express
    • start time: 1955
    • end time: 1956
  • Combat
    • end time: 1947
    • start time: 1943
  • Paris-Soir
    • end time: 1941
    • start time: 1940
  • Alger républicain
    • start time: 1938
    • end time: 1939
  • Le Soir républicain
    • end time: 1940
    • start time: 1939
field of work
  • opinion journalism
  • The strange writer
  • drama
  • journalism
  • literature
  • theatre
  • philosophy
  • essay
  • ethics
  • existentialism
  • literary activity
  • existence
  • political philosophy
notable work
  • The Stranger
  • The Fall
  • Caligula
  • L'homme révolté
  • The Plague
  • The Myth of Sisyphus
  • A Happy Death
  • Neither Victims Nor Executioners
  • Albert Camus, María Casares. Correspondence (1944-1959)
occupation
  • playwright
  • association football player
  • journalist
  • philosopher
  • novelist
  • essayist
  • opinion journalist
  • French resistance fighter
  • writer
  • poet
  • actor
work location
  • Paris
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