Description
Albert Camus's seminal novel, The Stranger, plunges readers into the detached world of Meursault, a man seemingly indifferent to the conventions of society and the profound events in his life. Following a senseless act of violence on a sun-drenched Algerian beach, Meursault finds himself adrift in a legal and social system that demands conformity and emotional expression he cannot provide. Through Meursault's unvarnished perspective, Camus masterfully explores the philosophical concept of the absurd, questioning the inherent meaning of life and the pressures individuals face to adhere to societal norms. This powerful narrative serves as a stark examination of alienation, existentialism, and the human condition in a universe devoid of predetermined purpose.
Available Editions
ebook
Vintage International
Published Jan 1, 2012
144 pages
ISBN: 9780307827661
paperback
Unknown
Published Jan 1, 1964
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Details
First Published
1942
Language
fra
Translation
From: fra
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