Albert Camus / The Plague
Essay topics for Albert Camus The Plague
“The Myth of Sisyphos” and The Plague
Rieux and Paneloux – speculations on God and the World
“It’s a matter of common decency.” Comment on that quote from Dr. Rieux
What can be learned from “The Plague”?
Some literature on Albert Camus and the text available in the library
PQ2605 .A3734 P432
Approaches to teaching Camus's The plague / edited by
Steven G. Kellman.
PQ2605 .A3734 Z72135 1982
Camus / Patrick McCarthy.
PQ2602 .A3734 Z64
The narcissistic text : a reading of Camus' fiction / Brian T. Fitch.
PQ2105 .B4 v.138
Voltaire and Camus : the limits of reason and the
awareness of absurdity / Patrick Henry
PG3328 .Z6 K516
Dostoevskij and Camus : the themes of consciousness,
isolation, freedom and love / Irina Kirk.
PQ2605 .A3734 P434 1983 (if you read French !)
La peste: Camus : analyse critique / par Pol Gaillard.
PQ2605 .A3734 Z7225
Albert Camus of Europe and Africa. O'Brien, Conor Cruise
PQ2605 .A3734 Z72313
Albert Camus and Christianity / Translated by Emmett
Parker. Onimus, Jean.
PQ2605 .A3734 Z556
Camus : a collection of critical essays. Brée, Germaine.
PQ2605 .A3734 Z63
Albert Camus and the literature of revolt / John Cruickshank.
PQ2605 .A3734 Z74
Albert Camus : a study of his work. Thody, Philip Malcolm Walker
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