Les Justes

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Les Justes is a play by Albert Camus that explores the moral and philosophical dilemmas of revolutionary terrorism in early 20th-century Russia.

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instanceOf play
theatrical work
author Albert Camus NERFINISHED
basedOn historical events involving Socialist Revolutionary Party terrorists
concerns Russian revolutionary movement
terrorist cell planning assassination
countryOfOrigin France
creator Albert Camus NERFINISHED
ethicalQuestion whether love and pity can limit revolutionary violence
whether murder can be justified for a political ideal
explores conflict between ends and means in politics
limits of legitimate violence
personal responsibility in political action
sacrifice and martyrdom
tension between justice and compassion
genre drama
philosophical drama
political drama
hasCharacter Annenkov NERFINISHED
Dora NERFINISHED
Kaliayev NERFINISHED
Stepan NERFINISHED
Voinov NERFINISHED
the Grand Duchess NERFINISHED
hasForm five-act play
hasMedium stage
intendedAudience theatre-going public
literaryMovement French existentialist theatre
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
mainTheme ethics of assassination
moral dilemmas of political violence
revolutionary justice
revolutionary terrorism
narrativeFocus debates among revolutionaries about killing
originalLanguage French
partOf Albert Camus's dramatic works
philosophicalContext absurdism
existentialism
philosophicalInfluence Camus's reflections on rebellion
relatedWorkByAuthor Caligula NERFINISHED
Le Malentendu NERFINISHED
L’Homme révolté NERFINISHED
settingPlace Moscow NERFINISHED
Russia NERFINISHED
settingTime early 20th century
titleTranslation The Just NERFINISHED
The Just Assassins NERFINISHED

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