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  • The Timeliness of Albert Camus’ “The Plague”

    https://www.counterpunch.org/2020/05...us-the-plague/

    We live in dangerous times! The number of people who have been infected and died from the Coronavirus Pandemic proves it. Our America is running at half-speed at the moment.

    As of today, over 80,000 deaths, and 1.3 million inflections have been reported by the authorities. The comments about the lethal virus have run from the absurd to the profound. Meanwhile, we’re just hearing about yet another plague: People in Hong Kong are becoming ill with “rat hepatitis” for the first time ever.
    The plot of “The Plague” goes like this: Rats become infected and then fleas spread the disease to other animals and eventually to humans. The residents of Oran are trapped- quarantined. They are slowly dying off, more and more of them every day. They can’t get out and no one else is allowed in. The plague continues to run rampant, bringing death and widespread misery. A feeling of isolation and hopelessly engulfs the psyches of the peoples of Oran.
    Interesting article

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    Re: The Timeliness of Albert Camus’ “The Plague”

    Originally posted by fedexnuno View Post
    It was an interesting article but the writer really needs to do some research on cars in 1960.. There weren't seat belts back then..

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    • #3
      Re: The Timeliness of Albert Camus’ “The Plague”

      Originally posted by crazy View Post
      It was an interesting article but the writer really needs to do some research on cars in 1960.. There weren't seat belts back then..
      Facel Vega HK500 1960 The Facel Vega ' Facel II' was a French grand touring car produced by Facel Vega between the ... The Marchioness of Huntly (whose car had full-harness seat-belts)
      That was the car he was driving

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