About “The Rebel”
The Rebel is a 1951 essay by Albert Camus that explores the concepts of rebellion and revolution. The work examines these ideas from both a metaphysical and historical perspective. Camus focuses on the development of rebellion in societies, with particular attention to Western Europe. The essay analyzes the origins and consequences of revolutionary movements, considering their philosophical and social implications. Camus reflects on the nature of human resistance and the moral dimensions of rebellion. The book is a critical examination of the forces that drive societal change. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
Book details
- Published
- 1951
- Latest edition
- 2013 · ISBN 9780141914107
- ISBN
- 9780141914107
View more editions (10)
| Cover | Edition | Year | ISBN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Rebel | 2013 | 9780141914107 | Buy on Amazon |
| Rebel | 2012 | 9781299044920 | Buy on Amazon | |
 | The Fastidious Assassins | 2009 | 9780141036625 | Buy on Amazon |
| Rebel | 2003 | 9780758108197 | Buy on Amazon | |
| | The Rebel | 1992 | 9780679733843 | Buy on Amazon |
 | The rebel | 1991 | 0679733841 | Buy on Amazon |
 | L'Homme Revolte | 1985 | 9780685112342 | Buy on Amazon |
 | The rebel | 1982 | 9780140033281 | Buy on Amazon |
 | The rebel | 1974 | — | Buy on Amazon |
 | The rebel. | 1967 | — | Buy on Amazon |
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How many pages is The Rebel?
The Rebel by Albert Camus has 306 pages.
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