Question

1. if a person accepts that life is absurd but decides to create art to express this, which aspect of camus philosophy are they embodying? creative rebellion against absurdity blind acceptance of fate rejection of freedom complete despair 11. why did albert camus reject existentialisms idea that people are born as blank slates? he agreed that life has no meaning he believed in a shared human nature bonding people he denied that life is chaotic he thought people have no free will 12. according to camus, what is the most rational response to lifes meaninglessness? revolting violently continuing to live and embrace freedom accepting religious faith ignoring the absurdity

Explanation:

1. Camus believed in rebelling against the absurdity of life in a creative way. Creating art to express the absurdity is an act of such rebellion.
2. Camus believed in a shared human nature that connected people, which is why he rejected the idea of humans as blank - slates.
3. Camus thought the most rational response to life's meaninglessness was to continue living and embrace freedom rather than resort to violence, turn to religion, or ignore the absurdity.

Answer:

1. Creative rebellion against absurdity
2. He believed in a shared human nature bonding people
3. Continuing to live and embrace freedom