According to Camus and his view in happiness and absurdity, giving his view and explained it in such a perspective way that one can only imagine Sisyphus of being happy. Based on the outcome that in the end, inspite of it all he accepted his fate. And standing up to the Gods rather then giving in shows that he had came to realize of how much he must have valued his life on earth, therefore it was all worth paying the price for. That’s my thought and opinion.
There are to many ways to battle absurdity and suicide should not be one of them. We the people should come to terms with an understanding of what ever our actions are in the real world can have a tremendous effect in both worlds. And being alive we hold a better chance at changing for the better.
“This world in itself is not reasonable, that is all that can be said” (MS, 21). Our efforts to know are driven by a nostalgia for unity, and there is an inescapable “hiatus between what we fancy we know and what we really know” (MS, 18).
This statement can be one of many that I can relate to. First and foremost, when in a relationships is when I = experienced many things with that ended up feeling unreasonable. So much that I started to feel like why bother, cause the more I tried the it was just not worth trying even trying.
“We must despair of ever reconstructing the familiar, calm surface which would give us peace of heart”
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Your writing made me look at how Sisyphus claimed not to believe in Gods, yet still spent great energy to disprove their powers. I wonder it he feels competitive toward them or maybe has some tiny bit of fear in them having power over him.
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Patricia, From hearing you in class, it seems like you’ve been in situations similar to what I have experienced Someday we’ll have to chat.
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Yes I believe we do have some things in common, that’s for sure. I just hope and pray this whole corona virus situation would hurry up and blows of, then we can most definitely get together some time.
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You say “ there are many ways to battle absurdity and suicide should not be one”. I wholeheartedly agree, this is true. Interestingly, even should you agree with the world being absurd, suicide is still argued as not being an option. As though we as humans, regardless our reasons, just sense that suicide not valuable at all, and not an option.
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