"Camus and Sartre. Crisis and Commitment" by Germaine Bree offers an in-depth examination of the philosophical and personal relationship between Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre. The book explores their intellectual development, key ideas, differences, and the crises that shaped their philosophies—especially against the backdrop of the political and social upheavals of their time.

It delves into themes like existentialism, absurdism (Camus), and Marxist existentialism (Sartre), along with the impact of their ideological conflicts on their lives and work. Bree also considers how their commitment to moral and political issues influenced their philosophies and personal trajectories.