A Happy Death

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Title: Happy Death

Author: Albert Camus

Translator: Ehsan Lame

Publisher: Look

Subject: French story

Age category: Adult

Cover: Paperback

Number of pages: 144 p

Language Farsi

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A Happy Death of Albert Camus was first published in 1972. This novel is written in two main parts. The main theme of this book deals with absurd and existential issues, which, of course, are repeated in almost all of Camus’s novels. Ehsan Lameh, the book’s translator, writes about the book: “Happy Death is the only work by Albert Camus that was published after his death. This book has been a prelude to alien writing. Camus wrote this work at a young age and recounted most of his memories of his trip to the Belco region of Central Europe, especially Italy.

Introducing the book The Death of the Cluster by Albert Camus
If we consider the world as a country with diverse literature, then tourism is probably the dream of every reader. This means that reading world literature takes people on a wonderful and far-reaching journey. Instead of seeing the Eiffel Tower and the Champs Elysees, a tourist singer passing through France will probably see the faces of Albercamo and Charles Baudelaire first. Although Albercamo was born in Algeria, much of French literature owes much to his books and writings, which is why French literature is known as Camus. Albert Camus’s fascinating pen is so beautiful that it encourages readers to keep reading by reading just one line of his book.

Why should you read this book?
Finding a reason to read the works of Albert Camus is basically useless, because you only need to read a line from the writings of this Algerian author to become a fan forever. Most of Albercamo’s works have been translated into Persian, and fortunately all of them have good and clean translations, so you can read and enjoy Camus’s books without worrying about translation.

About the well-written book of death by Albert Camus
Undoubtedly, Camus was influenced by Nietzsche in this novel. At the age of twenty-five. Camus writes the novel Happy Death, which shows the face of Dionysius and the category of the will to happiness, which feeds the protagonist’s rebellion with anti-Nietzschean thinking. Do not be poor. But Nietzsche considers the poor man to be incapable and the rich to be forgiving. Nietzsche writes: The one who is poor in life, the one who is incapable also makes life miserable and begs. The rich of life enriches life. “It is a parasite of life and it is a giver and giver of life.” “Everybody who feels the will and the happiness deserves to be rich,” Camus writes happily somewhere in Death.

Summary of A Happy Death story
It is interesting to know that the main character of this book is the same as the main character of the alien book, Morso. In the book Death of Khosh Morso, he commits a murder. After killing a man named Zagro, he picks up his money and goes to happiness. Throughout the story we find out what happened between Morso and Zagro ….

We read in part of the book Death
Every evening, as Morso walked down the street and proudly watched the glow and shadow that appeared on Mart’s face, everything seemed strangely simple: even his courage and perseverance. He was grateful to Mart, who showed off her beauty every day like a gentle drunk. Marty, who was not noticed, suffered as much as Marty, who was interested in other men. He was even happier when the hall was full before the movie started. He entered the cinema with him.

Mart was moving in front of him; There was a smile on Golestan’s face and her beauty was deadly. Morso was wearing a hat, under the influence of a strange sense of comfort, which was a kind of inner consciousness and dignity. His words were serious and far-fetched. He exaggerated a lot in his formal behavior. He stopped for a moment until the controller passed. He lowered Mart’s chair. His work was more out of gratitude than arrogance and ostentation, and it was full of love for everyone around him. If he gave a large reward to the controller, it was not because he did not know how to be happy, but because of this, he worshiped a goddess whose smile shone like a lamp in his staring gaze.
Through the middle of the curtain, as they walked down the hall, their image was reflected in the mirrors, and he could see the image of his joy in it, which filled the place with vivid and well-composed images: his tall, dark body and Mart’s smile in bright clothes. . Yes, he loved his face as he saw it; His mouth trembled between his lips and there was excitement in his eyes. But a man’s beauty reflects his inner truths and abilities: his face showed his abilities. But is this a degree of status compared to the excessive futility of a woman’s face? Morso was now aware of his vain joy and was smiling at the mysterious demons inside him.

When they returned to the theater, he recalled that when he was alone, he never moved during interludes, preferring to smoke and listen to music played when the lights came on. But tonight his joy was endless, and he felt that every opportunity was worth renewing. As he sat down, Mart turned and greeted the man sitting behind them. Morso nodded arbitrarily, but felt a faint smile on the man’s lips. Morso sat down, ignoring Mart’s hand on his shoulder to draw attention. Until recently, he could have reacted happily, and that was another reason Mart realized his power.

About the author
Albercamo is a French writer and philosopher born on November 7, 1913 in Algeria. Camus’s childhood coincided with World War I and the colonization of Algeria by France. Albert Camus is one of the pioneers of the school of absurdism and existentialism. Although these schools are known for their absurdism, in fact Camus’s character was full of life and desire for life. In his books, he shows the emptiness of life, but with his characters, he shows his readers how they can survive in this emptiness. . Albert Camus received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957 for his work and artistic life.

Translation of the book Silent Death into Persian
Albert Camus’s pen is so fascinating that many translators have translated his works into Persian. Among these translators are great letters such as Jalal Ala Ahmad, Khashayar Deihimi, Lily Golestan and Ehsan Lame. The copy of the book that is now in front of you has been translated into Persian by Ehsan Lameh.

Ehsan Lame is a young, ambitious and hard-working Iranian translator born in 1977. So far, he has translated important works of world literature into Persian. Among these books are the sensational Bohomil Herabal, The Good Death by Albert Camus, The Psychology of Sleep by Sigmund Freud, The Memoirs of Moscow by Emma Gerstein, and The Sun Still Shining by Ernest Hemingway.

Who is this book suitable for?
Choosing an audience for Albercamo’s books is not a difficult task because all readers will undoubtedly enjoy reading his books. Reading Albercamo books is like escaping from this world and entering a new world. Perhaps because of the philosophical themes and themes of his stories, reading it is more appealing to those interested in philosophy.

If you liked this book, read the following books as well
The books you see in the list below are books that you may enjoy reading after reading Death.

The Fall of Albert Camus

Alien by Albert Camus

Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett

The end of the game by Samuel Beckett

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