camus,successfuly tries to support his idea of "doine one's best despite vanity and futility of life" by an ancient greek mythology.
whenever i lose my passion for life and success i read or remember some lines of this book
it helps me remain dogged in the course of acheiving my objects
i strongly suggest the book. ]]>
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"If hatred strikes you, if you get accused, thrown to the lions, you can expect one of two reactions from people who know you: some of them will join in the kill, the others will discreetly pretend to know nothing, hear nothing, so you can go right on seeing them and talking to them. That second category, discreet and tactful, those are your friends. 'Friends' in the modern sense of the term. Listen, Jean-Marc, I've known that forever." — Milan Kundera
"If hatred strikes you, if you get accused, thrown to the lions, you can expect one of two reactions from people who know you: some of them will join in the kill, the others will discreetly pretend to know nothing, hear nothing, so you can go right on seeing them and talking to them. That second category, discreet and tactful, those are your friends. 'Friends' in the modern sense of the term. Listen, Jean-Marc, I've known that forever." — Milan Kundera