Gary K Carey
CliffsNotes on Camus' The Stranger
eBook
(Cliffs Notes Aug. 20, 2007)
, 1 edition
The meaninglessness and randomness of life was a constant theme in Camus's writing. This story is absurd, yet touches a chord within the reader that surely will resonate for years to come. A man is condemned to beheading because he was indifferent at his mother's funeral. In prison he finds freedom and happiness. Death becomes his greatest moment of life.
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