JACOB JR, MY JEWISH WORLD. L'ABSURDE ET LA VIE

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Shalom! Monde.

Mardi, Juin 10, 2014

"Dans un univers soudain privé d'illusions et de lumières, l'homme se sent étranger." Albert Camus.

Quand, dans Le Mythe de Sisyphe, Camus entretient de l'absurde, de la mort, du suicide, de la valeur de la vie, de l'angoisse, du désespoir, il ne disserte pas sur des idées, des concepts, des fictions, il ne glose pas sur des auteurs ayant commis des livres sur ces sujets: il pense sentiment absurde qu'il a de sa propre existence de malade; il pense sa mort annoncée dans de brefs délais pour cause de tuberculose; il pense à la possibilité de la mort volontaire pour se réapproprier une vie qui, si tôt, ne lui appartient déjà plus; il pense à ce qu'il peut ou doit faire d'une histoire annoncée comme presque déjà finie; il pense à ce heures silencieuses et terribles au cours desquelles le malade se retrouve face à lui-même, ravagé par des souffrancesmorales; il pense au decouragement qui prend la forme de suées intempestives, d'arythmies cardiques, d'insomnies, il pense concrètement sa mort concrète.

Dès lors que vaut la vie? Doit-on la vivre? Et si oui, pour quelles raisons? Le suicide n'est-il pas la réponse au nihilisme? La mort volontaire permetelle de donner un sens à une vie que la mort prendra de tout façon au jour et à l'heure de son choix? Voilà les vèritables questions. Toutes les autres comptent pour rien. Personne ne meurt pour une idée alors que beaucoup en finissent de vivre. Si l'on croit le monde absurde, pourquoi n'en pas finir avec lui? Si l'on n'en finit pas avec lui, a-t-on le droit de le dire absurde?

Le suicide est tout aussi absurde que l'absurde qu'il prétend nier. Avec ce geste porté contre soi, on croit en finir avec l'absurdité de la vie, alors que paradoxalement, on l'affirme, on en grandit la force et la puissance. La vie est absurde, en finir avec la vie est absurde. Que reste-t-il alors? Vivre!!!


Shalom! Aleichem.

Jacob Jr.

Suporte cultural:  L'Integration d'Association avec Israel et dans le Monde/Fr .



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