The 2009 and 2010 editions of the journal were published under the title Journal of The Albert Camus Society; from 2011 onwards we will publish as: Journal of Camus Studies.
The Journal of Camus Studies (JCS) is published annually and is available in print and ebook formats.
For details of the mission and scope of the journal as well as guidelines for contributors follow this link: submission guidelines.
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Journal of Camus Studies 2017
Beyond Victims and Executioners: Camus and Daoud on “Progressive Violence” and Genuine Humanism (Or What harun Learned from Meursault)
George Heffernan
Meursault, contre-enquete or Daoud’s Anachronistic Nonsense
Virginie Lupo
The Narrative of “Meursault Investigation”: Is it the Story of “The Stranger”, Told by Clamence’s Double
Maciej Kałuża
The Investigation Investigated and a Question of Responsibility
Katerine Voitenok
Death as the Harbinger of the Realization of Mortality in The Plague
Merlene Binny
Albert Camus the Legal Unconscious: Symbolic and Imaginary Dimensions in The Stranger
Michael J. Clark
The Absurdity of Acceptance through Belief: Meursault’s Dismissal of God and the Court System in The Stranger
Daniel Henke
Exploring the Concept of “Suicide” by Camus in Taufiq Rafat’s Play Foothold
Saleha Malik
Absurdism is Ecocritical and Ecocriticism is Absurd: The Joy of Eternal Damnation
Alexandra Rowe
The Young Camus and the Aesthetic Argument from Irreligious Experience
Stephen J. Sullivan
An Absurd Philosophy of Love
Michael Anthony Villanova
Review: At the Existential Café: Freedom, Being, and Apricot Cocktails by Sarah Bakewell
James Woelfel
