For many, Albert Camus conjures images of bleak existentialism, the “absurd,” and the grey, stark streets of The Stranger or The Plague . However, to focus only on this is to miss the other half of his philosophical heart: his profound, almost pagan love for the Mediterranean sun, sea, and wind. This love is nowhere more beautifully captured than in his collection of lyrical essays, Summer (1954).
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