philosophy profoundly impacting

Camus’s literary legacy extends beyond philosophy, profoundly impacting writers such as Samuel Beckett, James Baldwin, and Milan Kundera. Beckett, in works like Waiting for Godot (1953), explores themes of absurdity and existential inertia that parallel Camus’s depiction of human perseverance in The Myth of Sisyphus. The repetitive, purposeless actions of Beckett’s characters reflect the absurdist condition Camus described, while also embodying a form of rebellion through endurance. สล็อต