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Albert Camus forged a philosophy rooted in the confrontation between the human desire for meaning and the silence of the universe, a condition he termed the Absurd. Rejecting both religious hope and scientific rationalism, he argued that life must be lived with lucid consciousness of its inherent lack of purpose. 00:00 – Introduction 03:54 – The Fundamental Paradox of Existence 12:10 – Living Without Appeal or Hope 22:24 – The Corporeal Truth of the Present 32:46 – Suicide as the Primary Philosophical Question 45:19 – The Collapse of Reason and the Absurd Walls 57:21 – Nostalgia for Unity and the Limits of Knowledge 01:09:20 – Philosophical Suicide and the Existentialist Leap 01:23:53 – Sisyphus and the Eternal Struggle 01:36:30 – Tragic Consciousness as Victory 01:49:59 – Happiness in the Face of the Absurd 02:01:07 – From Solitude to Solidarity: I Revolt, Therefore We Are 02:12:48 – Metaphysical Rebellion and the Rejection of God 02:24:48 – The Deification of History and Modern Nihilism 02:36:46 – Logical Crime and the Justification of Murder 02:47:26 – Rebellion Versus Revolution 02:57:31 – The Dilemma of Violence: Inevitable yet Impossible 03:10:14 – The Philosophy of Limits and Mediterranean Measure 03:21:08 – Guilt, Hypocrisy, and the Judge-Penitent 03:34:13 – Ethics in a Time of Plague and Catastrophe