In part two of our insightful Masterclass, Professor Robert Zaretsky explores the important themes of ethical imperatives and rebellion in the works of Albert Camus, with a particular focus on 'The Plague' and 'The Rebel.' The session covers Camus' life in France and Algeria, his philosophical evolution, and the contextual backdrop of WWII. The conversation explores how Camus' experiences and the historical events of the time influenced his writing and philosophical ideas on absurdity and rebellion. With an engaging presentation and real-world parallels, this Masterclass offers a rich understanding of Camus’ literature and its relevance today.