Eden In The Wilderness

This paper takes the absurd thought in Camus’works as the main research object,explores the humanitarian light in Camus’absurd thought,and specifical ly explains the significance and value of his thought.This paper is divided into four parts.The first chapter introduces the background of Camus’birth and the development of his literature,analyzes the impact of hi s life on his creation,and the reasons for the recurrence of the images of "poverty" an d "sunshine" in Camus’novels.In addition,although Camus’attitude to wards religion is not opposed,it is also not very popular.This attitude is worth studyi ng in combination with Camus’childhood experience,so that we can understan d Camus more deeply and comprehensively;In the second chapter,we mainly explore the "absurdity" that Camus thought.Camus thought that "absurdity" was a kind of "o pposition",and this opposition came from the awakening of rationality in people and t he "Irrationality" in the real world.At the same time,it explores the relationship betw een CAMUS and existentialist schools,and divides the three periods of Camus’writing,so as to facilitate the later study of Camus’works;The third chapter is a specific study of Camus’works,such as his famous works pestis,outsiders,C aligula,anti and right,the righteous,the first man,and so on;The fourth chapter is to connect and compare the absurd thought in Camus’works with ancient Greek t hought and ancient Chinese thought,so as to better understand Camus’humanit arian thought;The conclusion part is a reflective summary of the full text,in order to highlight the value and significance of this article.