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Albert Camus Society meeting 2011

The 4th Annual Albert Camus Society Conference took place on Friday 23rd September 2011. The day started at 10am and ended at 5.30pm. A report on the conference will be posted soon.

Camus Society Meeting

The meeting will take place in the Swedenborg Society building. The nearest tube station is Holborn. It should take around 5mins to walk from the station to the Swedenborg building. For those unfamiliar with this area of London, here is a pictorial guide to getting to the meeting from Holborn station.

Walk out of Holborn Station and turn right. You can see a Costa coffee shop before you cross the road.

As soon as you are across the road turn right, on the other side of the road is the Metro Bank.
Cross the road here.

Once across the road, turn right and walk down the street until you get to Sicilian Avenue.

Here is Sicilian Avenue. You are going to cut through this avenue.

This is the avenue. Walk through it.

Once you are through Sicilian Avenue turn left and walk down the street.

Here you are, it's the Swedenborg building. Enter the shop and say you're here for the meeting.

Camus Society meeting

Upstairs you'll find the meeting room.

Conference Programme

Albert Camus Society US/UK 2011 Conference
London, England, 23 September 2011

10:00 A.M.
Simon Lea, ACS UK president: “Welcome”

10:10
Peter Francev, ACS US president: “Introductions”

10:15
René Stolbach: “Intertextual Links Concerning Camus’ The Fall and Diderot’s
Rameau’s Nephew” (essay)

11:00
Luke Richardson: “Camus the Athenian” (essay)

12-13:00
Lunch Break

13:15
Giovanni Gaetani: “Albert Camus and the Ethical Meaning of Measure Between
Refusal of the Absolute and Axiological Relativity” (essay)

14:00
Roosje Dejonghe: “Albert Camus’ L’Etranger in Translation: The Journey of a
Style and an Interpretation into Different Target Cultures” (discussion)

14:30
Simon Lea: "Albert Camus and The Enigma of the Absurd" (discussion)

15:15
Simon Lea: "Albert Camus' Critique of Modernity" by Ronald D. Srigley (book
review)

15:30
Peter Francev: “The Relevance of Camus in the 21st Century” (discussion)

16:15
Simon Lea & Peter Francev: ACS UK/US New Business: Journal of Authenticity
and The Absurd and The Journal of Camus Studies

17:00
Closing and Good-byes

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