
Albert Camus’ Anti-Ideology Message for Our Times
Albert Camus’ The Complete Notebooks evince a writer who saw the perils of abstraction, as humans potentially become subordinate to ideology, ciphers instead of flesh-and-blood.

Albert Camus’ The Complete Notebooks evince a writer who saw the perils of abstraction, as humans potentially become subordinate to ideology, ciphers instead of flesh-and-blood.
Kobayashi’s The Human Condition demonstrates the impossibility of realizing the ideals of humanism.
Mol’s steady drip of accessible anecdotes in ‘Eating in Theory’ offers a slow-motion explosion of the connection between food and philosophy.