The French existentialist philosopher Albert Camus discusses this story approvingly in his famous book The Myth of Sisyphus.Camus takes our lives to be similar, in essence, to Sisyphus's; he ...

Fargo's third episode this season was entitled "The Myth of Sisyphus," referring to the Greek tale of the trickster king condemned in the underworld to eternally roll a boulder up a mountain ...

And that's where "The Myth of Sisyphus" really earns its title. Lou's pursuit of justice and righteousness is, in one sense, hopeless. But it is also, as Camus said, inherently noble and heroic.

In The Myth of Sisyphus Camus sees the absurd hero as the one who defies the gods because they have abused their power. Sisyphus’ punishment for speaking out is to effort the stone up the mountain. In ...

In his 1942 essay “The Myth of Sisyphus,” the philosopher Albert Camus reinterpreted the legend of the Greek king condemned by the gods to push a boulder up a hill over and over, insisting ...

The French existentialist philosopher Albert Camus discusses this story approvingly in his famous book The Myth of Sisyphus.Camus takes our lives to be similar, in essence, to Sisyphus's; he ...