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Vargas González, C., Sáenz, Ángela, & Betancur, H. D. (2022). ¿Se puede ser feliz sin Dios?: una respuesta desde el pensamiento de Albert Camus. Discusiones Filosóficas, 23(40), 113–131. https://doi.org/10.17151/difil.2022.23.40.6
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Carlos Vargas González
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Ángela Sáenz
Héctor Darío Betancur
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Esta investigación tiene como finalidad responder, desde la filosofía y literatura de Camus, la pregunta de si el hombre puede ser feliz sin Dios. Para llevar a cabo este trabajo, se utiliza un método hermenéutico, pues se hace un acercamiento dialógico y holístico a las obras del pensador argelino para descubrir su pensamiento respecto a Dios y a la felicidad humana. Los principales resultados de la investigación concluyen que el hombre puede ser feliz sin Dios en la medida en que, en primer lugar, acepte el absurdo y viva su rebeldía, y, en segundo lugar, comprenda la felicidad como una vocación ontológica más allá de un estado.
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treatment of patients with chronic pain”. Schmerz, (34), 2020: 326-331. Print.
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---. El mito de Sísifo. Alianza, 1995. Impreso.
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Gadamer, Hans. Verdad y método II. Sígueme, 1998. Impreso.
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Jaspers, Karl. Filosofía. Tomo II. Ediciones de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1958. Impreso.
Kałuża, Maciej. “Rethinking Camus’s truce appeals: Neither colonizer nor colonized in relation to Memmi’s colonial dichotomy”. Interventions, 21 (2), 2019: 219-234. Print.
Khalili, Elias. “Wellbeing and happiness”. Journal of Value Inquiry, 4 (53), 2019: 627-652. Print.
Lamb, Matthew. “Philosophy as a way of life: Albert Camus and Pierre Hadot”. Sophia, 50 (4), 2011: 561-576. Print.
Larson, J. “Albert Camus’ Caligula and the Philosophy of the Marquis de Sade”. Philosophy and Literature, 37 (2), 2013: 360-373. Print.
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Pascal, Blaise. Pensamientos. Orbis, 1977. Impreso.
Pölzler, Thomas. “Camus’ feeling of the absurd”. The Journal of Value Inquiry, 52 (4), 2018: 477-490. Print.
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Richardson, Luke. “Sisyphus and Caesar: the opposition of Greece and Rome in Albert Camus’ absurd cycle”. Classical Receptions Journal, 4 (1), 2012: 66-89. Print.
Salcedo, Francis. “Albert Camus’ La Peste and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Exile and Imprisonment, Suffering and Death, Defiance and Heroism”. Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies, 19 (56), 2020: 136-149. Print.
Sharpe, Matthew. “The invincible summer: On Albert Camus’ philosophical neoclassicism”. Sophia, 50 (4), 2011: 577-592. Print.
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Spicer, Michael. “‘Who’s Been Fooling Who?’ Reflections on Truth and Deception in Politics and Their Implications for Public Administration”. Administration & Society, 52 (10), 2020: 1491-1515. Print.
Talmor, Sascha. “Albert Camus’s last book - Le premier homme”. History of European Ideas, 21 (5), 1995: 675-687. Print.
Thornton, Simone. “The educational cost of philosophical suicide: What it means to be lucid”. Educational Philosophy and Theory, 51 (6), 2019: 608-618. Print.
Torres, Andrés. Del terror de Isaac al Abbá de Jesús. Hacia una nueva imagen de Dios. Estella: Verbo Divino, 1999. Impreso.
Tracy, Derel, et al. Albert Camus said ‘Some people talk in their sleep. Lecturers talk while other people sleep’. Cambridge University Press, 2020. Print.
Tuffuor, Akosua, and Richard Payne. “Isolation and Suffering Related to Serious and Terminal Illness: Metaphors and Lessons from Albert Camus’ Novel, The Plague”.Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 54 (3), 2017: 400-403. Print.
Vargas, Carlos. “¿O Dios o el mundo?: una respuesta a la disyuntiva camusiana desde el pensamiento teológico de Torres Queiruga”. Cuestiones Teológicas, 45 (103), 2018: 127-148. Impreso.
Whistler, Grace. Camus’ Literary Ethics. Springer International Publishing, 2020. Print.
Wigand, Moritz, Thomas Becker, and Florian Steger. “Psychosocial Reactions to Plagues in the Cultural History of Medicine: A Medical Humanities Approach”. The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 208 (6), 2020: 443-444. Print.
Wittgenstein, Ludwing. Diario filosófico (1914-1916). Planeta-Agostini, 1986. Impreso.
Yourcenar, Margarite. Alexis o el tratado del inútil combate. Alfaguara, 2013. Impreso.
Zárate, María. La rebeldía mítica de Albert Camus. Anales del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía, (15), 1998: 63-76. Impreso.
