But for Camus, this makes no sense.

但对加缪来说，这毫无意义。

Camus, In the depth of winter, I finally learned that there was within me an invincible summer.

加缪说过深冬里，我终于发里有个不败的夏天。

Camus, at one point, said, " Where there is no hope, one must invent it."

“没有希望的地方创造希望。”

Camus argued that, yes, we are free, but the world itself is absurd.

加缪认为，是的，我们是自由的，但世界本身是荒谬的。

For Camus, the world is absurd.

对加缪来说，世界是荒谬的。

According to Camus, this person has lost the freedom of action.

根据加缪的说法，这个人已经失去了行动的自由。

For Camus, happiness doesn't lie in the discovery of meaning, but rather the search for a meaning.

对加缪来说，幸福不于发意义，而于寻找意义。

For Camus, the human condition is most comparable to The Myth of Sisyphus.

对加缪来说，人类的境况与西西弗斯的神话最具可比性。

Camus came to a similar realization that Sisyphus must accept his fate and set meaningful goals to overcome his punishment.

加缪也有类似的认识，认为西西弗斯必须接受自己的命运，设定有意义的目标来克服惩罚。

I was into Nietzsche and Schopenhauer and Sartre and Camus.

我喜欢尼采、叔本华、萨特和加缪。

Camus was born and raised in Algeria.

【raise】卡默斯生于长于阿尔及利亚。

Camus responded with his second set of work: the cycle of revolt.

加缪用他的第二套作品回应：反抗的循环。

Camus believed that inverting power dynamics only led to an endless cycle of violence.

加缪认为，颠倒权力动态只会导致无休止的暴力循环。

This tension became the heart of Camus' Philosophy of the Absurd, which argued that life is inherently futile.

这种张力成为加缪荒诞哲学的核，认为生命本质上是徒劳的。

Many of Camus' contemporaries were exploring similar questions under the banner of a new philosophy called existentialism.

许多与加缪同时代的人都一种名为存主义的新哲学的旗帜下探索类似的问题。

But in 1960, Camus suddenly died in a car accident that can only be described as meaningless and absurd.

但1960年，加缪突然死于一场只能用毫无意义和荒诞来形容的车祸。

This is how Washington State resident Sherman Bynum made his entrance at the Camus High School prom in the turrets of a World War II tank.

来自华盛顿的谢尔曼·拜纳姆开着一辆二战炮塔坦克参加加缪高中毕业舞会。

Instead of despairing, Camus imagined Sisyphus defiantly meeting his fate as he walks down the hill to begin rolling the rock again.

加缪没有绝望，而是想象西西弗斯下山重新开始滚石时勇敢地面对自己的命运。

Camus calls this experience The Absurd: a feeling born from the contradiction between our desire to find meaning in this world and a silent world that has none to give.

加缪称这种经历为荒谬：这种感觉产生于我们这个世界上寻找意义的愿望和一个没有任何给予的沉默世界之间的矛盾。

Camus viewed humanity's desire for meaning and the universe's silent indifference as two incompatible puzzle pieces, and considered trying to fit them together to be fundamentally absurd.

加缪将人类对意义的渴望和宇宙沉默的冷漠视为两个不相容的拼图，并认为试图将它们拼凑一起从根本上是荒谬的。