San Diego State University The Myth of Sisyphus Essay

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It should be of no more than two pages in length (about 1000 words each), typed, single spaced, with one-inch margins, using Times Roman 12pt font.

that is the link for the topic: https://www2.hawaii.edu/~freeman/courses/phil360/16.%20Myth%20of%20Sisyphus.pdf


*Due date is 22-sept at 8:00 pm (San Diego Time)

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Running head: SUMMARY AND ADDRESS OF THE MYTH OF SISYPHUS

SUMMARY AND ADDRESS OF THE MYTH OF SISYPHUS
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SUMMARY AND ADDRESS OF THE MYTH OF SISYPHUS

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The essay starts by introducing what myths are. The Gods who anciently a unique but still
a horrific form of punishment to be administered to Sisyphus. A form of punishment where a heavy
and giant rock from the mountain top shall be allowed to roil back to the point where it started
from rolling with gravity forces, which shall pull the entire weight to the base. That form of
punishment was considered to be severe enough in that it shall forever be futile labor.
The ancient poet, Homer, describes Sisyphus as an intelligent mortal creature who was
indifferent to traditions. He was portrayed as a simple thief who could stay lying waiting for people
who could pass by. From Camus, two visions are not easy to accept, perceiving a man from which
Sisyphus's punishment originates. The two accounts are very different, but all begin from generally
a rebellious disregard for what is supposed to be supremacy where gods are supp...

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