Self-Awareness Through Literature and Philosophy

Join Us for Monthly Self-Awareness Through Literature & Philosophy
Led by Zohre Hashemi

Exploring Albert Camus’ The Plague: Existence, Absurdity, and Human Resilience

Join us for an evening of thoughtful reflection as we delve into The Plague by Albert Camus—a profound novel that confronts the absurdity of suffering, the weight of moral choice, and the courage to persevere.

Through the lens of Camus’ existential philosophy, we will explore:

The absurd nature of the human condition
The quiet heroism of ordinary people
The creation of meaning in a seemingly meaningless world
This session invites you to consider how Camus’ ideas resonate in our own lives and how literature can awaken a deeper sense of awareness and responsibility.

We look forward to sharing this journey into Camus’ world and reflecting together on what it means to live authentically in the face of uncertainty.

Advance ticket purchase is required due to shared information regarding parking and building entry. Walk-ins will not be accommodated.

You may also like the following events from Iranian-American Community Center (IACC):

• This Friday, 22nd August, 06:30 pm, The Seven Valleys of Love: A Spiritual Journey Through Attar's Masterpiece with Erfan Rooholfada in Vienna
• Next month, 2nd September, 06:00 pm, Backgammon Tournament in Vienna
• Next month, 4th September, 07:00 pm, Annual Bijan Ghaisar Library Day in Vienna

Also check out other Arts events in Vienna, Literary Art events in Vienna.