This insightful volume, authored by a collective of researchers, delves deep into the profound philosophical contributions of Albert Camus. It meticulously examines his groundbreaking theories on absurdism, which grapples with humanity's search for meaning in a meaningless universe, and his nuanced engagement with existentialist thought. Furthermore, the book critically explores Camus's compelling reflections on the ultimate question of suicide, presenting a comprehensive analysis of his perspectives on life's inherent paradoxes and the human condition. A vital read for anyone interested in 20th-century philosophy and Camus's enduring legacy.