Ca‧mus, Al‧bert /kæˈmjuː, ˈælbeəʳ $ ælˈbeər/
(1913–60) a French existentialist writer and philosopher who believed that life has no meaning, but that people can still be happy. He is best known for his novels L'Étranger (1942) and La Peste (1948).

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