14. For Camus, in the myth of Sisyphus, A. Sisyphus represents the typical human

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14. For Camus, in the myth of Sisyphus, A. Sisyphus represents the typical human being B. Rolling the rock represents living the typical human life C. A. & B. D. None of the above 15. According to Camus, when one discovers the absurd, one is tempted to do what? A. Write a manual of happiness B. Read a philosophical classic C. Examine life’s mysteries D. Eat ice cream
14. For Camus, in the myth of Sisyphus, A. Sisyphus represents the typical human being B. Rolling the rock represents living the typical human life C. A. & B. D. None of the above 15. According to Camus, when one discovers the absurd, one is tempted to do what? A. Write a manual of happiness B. Read a philosophical classic C. Examine life’s mysteries D. Eat ice cream
14. For Camus, in the myth of Sisyphus, A. Sisyphus represents the typical human being B. Rolling the rock represents living the typical human life C. A. & B. D. None of the above 15. According to Camus, when one discovers the absurd, one is tempted to do what? A. Write a manual of happiness B. Read a philosophical classic C. Examine life’s mysteries D. Eat ice cream

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14) The answer is both, "A & B. "

The myth of Sisyphus represents the typical human life with Sisyphus as the archetypal absurd hero. Sisyphus is introduced as a metaphor for human conditions and the absurdity of experiences.Many people have found connections with him rolling the rock up a hill.

15) The answer is, "examine life's mysteries"

According to Camus, absurd means a fundamental conflict between what we want from the universe and what we find in the universe. Therefore, when one discovers the absurd, one is tempted to examine life's mysteries.

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