《鼠疫》书评—经历绝望后才懂得何谓爱

While the plague brings readers sorrow, it also brings them thinking. The plight of human existence and the people struggling in the plight described in the novel are so vivid that it makes people feel like they have experienced it personally. Camus carefully and profoundly depicted the fear, anxiety, pain, struggle and struggle of human beings in the dilemma of survival, and also depicted the expectation still wrapped under the psychological level of depression and despair.In the preface to the book, The author of the plague, Lin Youmei, introduced that Camus wanted to describe the "age of terror" in the form of an allegory in which the Nazis, like the plague bacteria, consumed the lives of thousands of people. Plague can be a symbol of all the human survival difficulties, such as the age of terror, SARS, earthquakes, floods and so on. Because they have something in common: the fate of the individual and the fate of the group are closely linked together, we face the death of rickety smile, everyone is desperate, but also looking forward to.I like Dr. Rieu better than Mosso. Murso appears too rational, an aloof outsider to everything, even in the face of his mother's death. But Dr. Riehe was undoubtedly a passionate man. He did not shy away from his duty, which he clearly understood was to fight the toadstoc that devoured millions of innocent people, but he never considered himself great. Because He felt it was his duty to fight the plague, to fight against the objective facts before him, and perhaps to fight without success, but to persevere. It is not heroism, it is truth, it is a calm and rational attitude, neither reckless nor evasive.There was, of course, a price to pay for The struggle. It was the constant feeling of loneliness and despair, of helplessness, of helplessness. He was always facing death, always watching patients die in front of him. His only defence against this was to escape beneath this stony exterior, and to fasten the knot in the cord which held his heart in check. Too often, Dr. Rieu's action is not to save lives, but to order isolation. Faced with the plague, human beings were so helpless.For this reason, Leah felt more connected to the loser than to the hero. So he was not interested in heroism, he was interested in being a real man. Heroes come in shining lights and are scarce, but real people live around us, forming a cadre of people who don't let society sink. I respect these real people."Although Camus wrote about the absurd existence of human beings in Plague, he also gave a positive belief: if there is one thing in this world that people can always yearn for and sometimes obtain, it is human tenderness. When human beings face the dilemma of survival, the expectation that sustains them is this human tenderness. So the plague also tells us that there is more to be admired than despised in man. This shows that Camus has been pondering the question of "where is the way out for mankind", which should be solved in humanism