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Scott Truesdale

Scott Truesdale
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PhD Candidate, French Studies, Teaching Assistant of French

My research highlights the influence of Albert Camus's revolt on Michel Onfray's philosophy. By examining Camus's literary efforts against nihilism during the 20th century, I argue that Onfray perpetuates this same endeavor in the 21st century. I also emphasize Onfray's claim that nihilism has evolved in Western culture since Camus's passing and how this self-destructive movement can be surpassed by choosing to revolt against ideological absolutes and return to an atomistic worldview.   

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Education:

B.A. French Studies - Lee University

Masters French Literature - Mississippi State University 

Ph.D. Candidate French Literature - University of Georgia

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