Titlebook: Camus‘ Literary Ethics; Between Form and Con Grace Whistler Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lice

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Conclusion: Ethics Through Interdisciplinarity,reatly from a diversification in method and that much can be learned from Camus’ own attempts. For millennia authors have dealt with ethical matters via literary means, and it is a very recent development in the history of philosophy that we have come to only take seriously works which apply ‘analyt

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A Post-Christian Ethics,mpt to rectify this. I argue that Camus’ entire philosophy is underpinned by his response to Christianity and that he wanted to re-establish the position of morality in the face of the problem of suffering. I thus demonstrate how his writings manifest his struggle to achieve this goal.

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Conclusion: Ethics Through Interdisciplinarity,n be dissected and analysed. Camus is by no means the only theorist to have a problem with the application of abstract reasoning to morality, but he has come a long way in developing a method which is more sensitive to the matter at hand.

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