'The Myth of Sisyphus' by Albert Camus - Audiobook

The Myth of Sisyphus is a 1942 philosophical essay by Albert Camus.

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[elishalacaste]

I'm so thrilled you'll be recording the entire work! Props to you!

[oldsoldier]

Working for your own reason, and overcoming fate by accepting it. Beautiful. Thanks for the awesome video.

[syourke]

Sisyphus was the real king of rock ‘n roll!

[leiajiang]

i feel the same way. If i was stupid like the rest of the family, i would repeat the cycle of abuse to my children but I wouldn't be so depressed for knowing better and feeling the dreadful future of what i might become. consciousness is so painful

[theanonymousmrgrape]

Really good reading. I had to read it a while ago and never really got what he was talking about. You made it make sense.

[ricardocerrillo]

My take away..."this is the price that must be payed for the passions of this earth."

[jeffcd]

So essentially, the curse, enforced by the gods, renders the gods irrelevant?

[marcusduff]

the book I have is the myth of sisyphus and other essays and is 212 pages. I usually read one book and audiobook another at the same time. Was hoping to audio this one but insanely it appears no one has done a reading. Thanks.

[Albeit_Jordan]

where did the other version go?
Narrated by Edward what-his-name

[marcusduff]

Did you do the full audiobook or just this part? Can't find a full version audiobook anywhere.

[yufandave]

It is only a tragic that at the rare moments when it becomes conscious, yet, thanks to this particular continuous consciousness since that moment, men live his life with sincerity and seeking no more happiness but be striving to honesty as time goes by, if god sends some happiness in our palm it’s our sheer privilege and some worth being grateful by living moment by moment as lively as a dysfunctional dancer.

The only reason we don’t have to hate is that life is too short to be little, evil meet evil and who meet evil and go on.

[sweetviolents]

“Happiness and The Absurd are two suns of the same earth.” Wow.

[marcusduff]

I mean the entire book. This is only 9:31 long, the book is 212 pages.

[urgulp]

Read far too quickly for the consideration of a contemplative.

[louisecampbell]

putting words in the dead's mouth. shame on you. no argument. just noticed