"Man" is a philosophical novel that belongs to the masterpieces of world literature. The author of this book is Nobel laureate Albert Camus. The themes of existentialism, free will, loneliness and uncertainty are interwoven in this work. The main character, Monsieur Da Giraud, talks about his life, about his own apathy and sense of meaninglessness. The novel "Man" provokes thinking about difficult questions about life and death, about responsibility for one's actions and consciousness. Camus brings important aspects of humanism and morality to the readers' attention. Through expressive images and deep philosophical undertones, this book leaves an unforgettable mark in the hearts of its readers.