Contents

Editor’s Introduction
PETER FRANCEV

SECTION ONE: ESSAYS

The Transcendent Power of Nature in Camus’s Theatre
SOPHIE BASTIEN

A Defense of Camus’s Invisible Arabs in The Plague by way of Steven Leuthold’s Indigenous Aesthetics
ERIC B. BERG

Camusian Absurdism and Cosmic Injustice
STEPHEN J. SULLIVAN

Championing the Absurd: The Despotic Communal and Individualism
ANUGRAHA BHATTA

Meursault, the Absurd, and Alexithymia
JESSIAH HAHS BRINKLEY  

Albert Camus’ Mythopoeic Response to Nietzsche: The Use of Myth in The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus
SIMON LEA

SECTION TWO: BOOK REVIEWS

Book Review: Albert Camus Speaking Out: Lectures and Speeches, 1937-1958, By Albert Camus
ERIC B. BERG

Journal of Camus Studies: Manuscript Submission Guidelines