The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Novel by J. K. Rowling -Find yourself and be yourself—remember

-Find yourself and be yourself—remember there is no one else on earth like you

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The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Novel by J. K. Rowling -Find yourself and be yourself—rememberCategory: Philosophy Rating: 4. 2 5 Pages: 108 About Book: Drawing upon the character of Sisyphus from the Greek Mythology, Camus beautifully constructs his theory of absurd , one of the greatest works of Existentialism. Sisyphus was condemned by gods to eternally push a boulder atop a mountain and subsequently see it roll down to its base. Camus uses the analogy to explain the absurdity of human existence in the universe. He also wrote fiction, plays