Abstract
Different forms of literature over the years have expressed mankind’s views, thoughts, notions, beliefs, and inclinations. The feelings of futility, negativity, absurdism, nihilism expressed in the myth of Sisyphus is just one of the numerous representations that literature can offer. But not all literary expressions are posers of questions and problems. Certain concepts such as Keats’ Negative Capability suggest solutions to Camus’ Sisyphean problem and its ilk. This paper explores this problem-solution relationship and finds complementarity and possibility feasible.
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