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Explore the profound insights in 'Committed Writings', a collection of essential essays by Albert Camus that delve into moral responsibility and the role of the artist in society. This brand new B-format paperback captures some of Camus' most impactful political writings. Within its 160 pages, you will find 'Letters to a German Friend', a poignant wartime reflection penned in 1943 that urges for more effective resistance against tyranny. Furthermore, 'Reflections on the Guillotine' presents a compelling argument against the death penalty, showcasing Camus' unwavering stance on human rights. His Nobel Prize speeches round off this must-have anthology, where Camus eloquently articulates his vision against 'Art for art's sake', emphasizing the societal duties of artists. Ideal for students, scholars, or anyone passionate about philosophical literature, this Penguin UK edition enriches your understanding of ethical dilemmas and artistic expression. Immerse yourself in the timeless political thoughts of Camus and discover why he remains a significant voice in literature today. Perfect for fans of existential literature and those seeking to comprehend the intersection of art and politics, this book is a treasure trove for readers who appreciate deep philosophical discourse.