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In the story of an ordinary man who unwittingly gets drawn into a senseless murder on a sun-drenched Algerian beach, Camus was exploring what he ... Show synopsis

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    Audiobook CD, 2005

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Overall customer rating: 4.401
artzau

The Existential Camus

by artzau on Sep 6, 2012

The Stranger is, alas, the title which is most often used for L'Étranger, the novel written by the randy Albert Camus, but that's misleading as the meaning in French is 'The Foreigner,' or by metaphoric implication, one can say, 'The Outsider.' The individual and society was one of the issues that ... More

The Pageturner

Character Possesses Hardened Soul

by The Pageturner on Oct 23, 2009

Though short, this book packs much frusration into it's pages. I have never encountered a character like this before. It's as if he has embodied nihilism, only moreso. The main character does not appear to respond to emotional reactions, but physical ones. There is an anxiety in reading about this ... More

AnnieLou

intense and two levels !

by AnnieLou on Feb 19, 2008

This book won Camus the Nobel Prize in 1957. It is a tale that must be analyzed on two levels. The first level is the simple relating of mans misadventures: Meursault is the young man who makes choices that affect his ultimate destiny, beginning with his mothers funeral, a friends request and a senseless ... More

BookMiser

Mersault - ou est-il maintenant?

by BookMiser on Feb 8, 2008

Camus wastes no time is striking his reader with awe. No grief strikes Mersault upon discovering his mother's death. He is modern literature's most low-energy character and the greatest representative of absurdity in philosophy. Camus followed the work with an ideological explanation shortly after in ... More

bsbuchta

Not an upper

by bsbuchta on Apr 3, 2007

This book is definitely not a book full of sunshine and rainbows. It is, however, a very interesting look at a worldview that is held by some. It is very hard to like the protagonist, but you will most assuredly like the book itself if you enjoy thinking about the human condition, or even just reading ... More

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