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 Primary Source #1 - Either/Or
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Primary Source #2 - Fear and Trembling

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Primary Source #3 - The myth of sisyphus

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Primary Source #6 - Tribute to Albert Camus

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Primary Source #5 - The Holy Bible

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Primary Source #6 - The Holy Quran

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Primary Source #6 - Fully Automated Luxury Communism

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 Primary Source #1 - Either/Or
Kierkegaard, Søren. Either/Or. Princeton University Press, 2009.

This story delves into both the absurd nature of the universe, as wlel as kierkegards conception of existentilism
and meaning.
Kierkegard is the father of existentialism, and this book is known to be one of his foudational documents on the
topic
Lacks commentary on marxism or socialism as kierkegard and marx never interacted, and kierkegard was more
focused on the individual

Primary Source #2 - Fear and Trembling

Kierkegaard, Søren. Fear and Trembling. Cambridge University Press, 2005.

to showcase kierkegards idea of the final stage of human development, taking a leap of faith in religion
A retelling of a biblical story, focusing on existentialism and christianity / religion
Provides further insight into keirkegards existentialism, as well as the importance of religion / morals
A very firm link between religion and existentialism
Same as kierkegards other story

Primary Source #3 - The myth of sisyphus

Camus, Albert. The Myth of Sisyphus. Vintage, 2013.
Camus foundational work
To talk about the "most important philosophical question"
One must imagine sisyphus happy.
The foundation of absurdism, a core part of my conception of existentialism
Foundational document
Little commentary on social role

Primary Source #4 - The rebel

Camus, Albert. The Rebel. Vintage, 2013.
A strong anti marxist socialist working class rebellious absurdist
Criitique of champagne socialism and modern marxism and insight into true absurdist socialism
Unsure, but will read it shortly
Provides direct intersection of absurdism / existentialism and revolutionary thought
About th eintersection of absurdism and revolution, with a critique of modern socialist standards
Very few limitations, camus was staunchly anti marxist though

Primary Source #5 - Das Kapital

Marx, Karl. Das Kapital. Penguin Books, 2018. Marx, Karl, Engels,.Freidreich, The Communist Manifesto. Penguin
German anti cpaitalist radical communist philsopher and economist
To advocate against capitalism
A thorough dissection and critique of capitalism, the part i iwll focus on is the concept of enfremtung (alienation)
The foundation of moder socialism
Marxist foundational critical work on capitalism and revolution
Very little commentary on individuality and the self, mostly in relation to capitalism and revolution

Primary Source #6 - Tribute to Albert Camus

Sartre, Jean-Paul. A Tribute to Albert Camus. Verso Books, 2017.
A eulogy / letter by sartre about camus, with his critiques against him
To advocate against camus' absuridms
Sartres opinion of camus
Shows the differences between sartre's revolutionary existentialism and camus rebellious absurdism
Shows the raw condition of sartre and camus seperation. Limited by sartre's biases

Primary Source #5 - The Holy Bible

The Holy Bible. King James Version. American Bible Society, 2016
The 12 apostles, the christian church
To spread christianity
The old testament is the teachings given to the jews, the new testament the teachings of Jesus Christ
Can provide foundation for the role of morals / the self
Raw religious text
Can be subject to interpretation

Primary Source #6 - The Holy Quran

The Holy Quran, Arabic with english transliteration, Al Azhar, 20
Revelation given to a prophet in mecca, saudi arabia
To spread islam
The revelation given to the Prophet Muhammed pbuh by gabriel on the nature of the world, Allah, and mankind
Can provide foundation for the role of morals / the self
Raw religious text
Can be subject to interpretation

Primary Source #6 - Fully Automated Luxury Communism

Bastani, Aaron. Fully Automated Luxury Communism: A Manifesto. Verso Books, 2019.
Modern marxist philosopher
To stress the importance of leisure and automation with commuist though
Communism cannot exist without allowing people to live leisurely lives, and this can be done through the utilization
This can allow me to look through the lens of an automated socialism and communism where poeple are free to pu
Assesses requirements ofr a "true" communist society
Author isnt as widely accreddited as some of the other thinkers in the essay
o. Penguin Books, 2018.
e utilization of automation
e free to pursue individual passions and meaning (the crux of existentialism)
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"Albert Camus vs. Jean-Paul Sartre." The Living Philosophy, YouTube, 22 Jan. 2020,

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