But it is tragic only at the rare moments when it becomes consciousвЂ™ (Sisyphus). Every single person is an example of Sisyphus, since we have a daily routine in our lives, as we can see in this quote: вЂThe workman of today works every day in his life at the same tasks, and his fate is no less absurd. That is why I believe that I can do anything I propose in life as long I work hard to get it, for finding meaning and happiness. This state shows how he never felt inferior because he always thought he would accomplish it. He is stronger than his rockвЂ™ (Sisyphus). Sisyphus didnвЂ™t mind going back to the rock because he felt superior to it, as shown in this state:вЂ™ At each of those moments when he leaves the heights and gradually sinks toward the lairs of the gods, he is superior to his fate. I review my classwork from the beginning so I could receive the grades I wanted, even though I had to go back and study twice as harder because I continued my struggles in life like Sisyphus. For example, It was when I was doing poorly in my Physics class in high school. He goes back down to the plainвЂ™ (Sisyphus) we could say that the stone, are our goals that often go wrong, but we fight until we can achieve then. As we can see in the following quote: вЂThen Sisyphus watches the stone rush down in a few moments toward tlower world whence he will have to push it up again toward the summit. After I read this essay, I thought about the things we do every day that would be an example of Sisyphus in a way, we find the meaning and joy of pushing our rock again. I say this because of CamusвЂ™ lessons in purpose in life, behavior in society, vocation, and leadership.ДЇrom Sisyphus, I learned the importance of pursuing happiness and meaning in life. From CamusвЂ™s absurdism, I learned the meaning of existence in life. Still, the question of rebellion in вЂThe PlagueвЂ™ demonstrates an evolution in CamusвЂ™s thoughts, which focuses not solely on the individual but the collective society.

The question Camus sought to answer then was how the individual was able to rebel against a world of indifference and affirm oneвЂ™s life in such a universe. As he wrote see here:вЂ™ I have sought to transcend our darkest nihilism out of an inherent fidelity on to a light in which I was born, and in which for thousands of years men have learned to welcome life even in sufferingвЂ™ (Camus). Camus was a great affirmer of life who argued that we must accept the totality of the universe, even with the suffering and turmoil it brings. However, Camus was not a nihilist, far from it. It is a nihilistic universe that lies at the heart of CamusвЂ™ philosophy to which there is no intrinsic meaning. After NietzscheвЂ™s proclamation of the death of God, Camus asked what now gave meaning to existence. In вЂThe Myth of Sisyphus,вЂ™ Camus stated that there was only one serious philosophical problem, that of suicide. There are two significant modalities within CamusвЂ™s works: the question of suicide, and the question of murder.

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