加繆人生哲學(xué)探析

1、湘潭大學(xué)碩士學(xué)位論文加繆人生哲學(xué)探析姓名：肖瑾申請(qǐng)學(xué)位級(jí)別：碩士專業(yè)：外國(guó)哲學(xué)指導(dǎo)教師：李國(guó)華20070518IIAbstract In Camus’ opinion, the true serious philosophy question is “the suicide question“, also the question of life whether being significant. In Camus’ Philosop

2、hy of Life, “absurd” and “revolt” is a pair of central concepts, “absurd” is the start of his Philosophy of Life, which sums up his sober consciousness of man’s helplessness in front of the world and existence, and it al

3、so deconstructs the confidence in man’s power since Renaissance; The “revolt” is the core of his Philosophy of Life, it makes clearly the positive attitude that man should have when facing such an existence. He advocated

4、 facing up to absurd, defends person's dignity and the value through the positive revolt, Entrusting the world and life with significance, filling life with deep love and enthusiasm, to realize transcend above the ab

5、surd world in the intense tragedy situation. Chapter One: The introduction to Albert Camus. Camus’ life and major works are first introduced, then the time background and the theoretical sources of Camus’ ideology. The w

6、estern religion thought and the non- rationalism affect Camus’ thought. Chapter Two elaborated about the absurd thought. This includes the origin of “absurd”, the concept of “absurd”, the attitude of “absurd” and the “ab

7、surd” person. Third Chapter is the most important chapter of this article, mainly analyzes that how people to treat his absurd destiny in Camus’ theory. Camus thought that the absurd world lies in real world itself which

8、 is unreasonable and illogical. The living people should face “absurd”, struggle with “absurd”, and entrusts the life with significance in the revolution. His theory of “revolt” changes from individual’s solitary revolt

9、to collective’s action revolt and finally to appropriate revolt. Fourth Chapter mainly comments on Camus’ Philosophy of Life. This part briefly summarizes Camus’ philosophy of life, presents the contribution of his theor