Albert Camus e Jean-Paul Sartre. Senso della misura e mediterraneità

In the essay, Camus describes clearly the sense of limit in the figure of Dr Rieux de 'L'homme Revolte', like he is in 'Le mythe de Sisiphe'. The absurd is a favoured antidote against every inebriation of omnipotence, whereas in Sartre the presence of another one means a limitation to our freedom. But freedom, for Sartre, it is shown, only living: it doesn't ground Its roots in nowhere. Algerian philosopher personifies limit, measure and freedom values in the meridian thought extoled in his works. Mediterranean who could be considered a savin space for man.