Albert Camus, a personal profile (DOI: 10.2436/20.3000.02.11)

Authors

  • Octavi Fullat i Genís Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)

Keywords:

Philosophy of education, Camus, Fullat, existentialism

Abstract

In this work, Professor Octavi Fullat (1928) offers us a profile of Albert Camus, the author he discovered on a trip to Paris and on whom he wrote his doctoral thesis, which he defended at the University of Barcelona in 1961. This is a personal memoir in which the author surveys his early years while making the character of Camus a primary reference in his intellectual universe.

Key words: Philosophy of education, Camus, Fullat, existentialism

Original source: Temps d'Educació, 41: 231-246 (2011)

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Issue

No. 3 (2013)

Section

Pedagogy

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