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$z9780226750408$q(ebook) |
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$aPQ2605.A3734$bZ46 2023 |
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$a848/.91403$223/eng/20220922 |
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$aCamus, Albert,$d1913-1960,$eauthor. |
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$aTravels in the Americas :$bnotes and impressions of a new world /$cAlbert Camus ; edited and with an introduction by Alice Kaplan ; translated by Ryan Bloom ; annotated by Alice Kaplan and Ryan Bloom. |
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$aChicago :$bThe University of Chicago Press,$c2023. |
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$a148 pages :$billustrations ;$c23 cm. |
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$aThe France Chicago collection |
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$aIncludes bibliographical references and index. |
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$a"The French writer Albert Camus is best known for his novels and philosophical works, which are among the most influential of the twentieth century. But his journals, which he kept from 1935 to 1959, offer an intimate glimpse into his thinking at its most personal. Beautifully retranslated by Ryan Bloom and supplemented by an introduction by Alice Kaplan, Travels in the Americas presents the journals that Camus wrote during his eventful visits to the United States in 1946 and to South America in 1949. When Camus sailed to the US in 1946, he was virtually unknown to American audiences. All that was about to change-The Stranger, his first book translated into English, was about to be published, and he would soon be a literary star. By 1949, when he set out for South America, Camus was an international celebrity. Camus's journals from these two trips record his impressions, frustrations, and longings. Here are his vivid first impressions of New York City, his encounters with publishers and critics and assorted shipmates. Camus appears unguarded, his fallibility on full display. He is irritated by mediocrity and frustrated by his health. Yet he is also moved to rapture by landscapes, by women, or simply by the bounty of his own philosophical imagination. Long unavailable in English and now freshly translated and annotated, these journals let readers walk beside the existentialist thinker as he experiences the changes in his own life and in the world around him, openly describing his passions and preoccupations on the way, all in his inimitable style."--$cProvided by publisher. |
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$aCamus, Albert,$d1913-1960$xTravel$zUnited States. |
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$aUnited States$xDescription and travel. |
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$aPrimary sources.$2lcgft |
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$aKaplan, Alice Yaeger,$eeditor. |
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$aBloom, Ryan,$d1980-$etranslator. |
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$aFrance Chicago collection. |
