Camus: The Stranger by patrick mccarthy

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July 15,2025

4.5/5

Actually, I have read this before. At first, I thought I hadn't finished it. However, as it turns out, I did. In any case, it is an amusing work. It contains many interesting elements and details that can capture the reader's attention. The story unfolds in a way that keeps you engaged from beginning to end. The characters are well-developed and their actions and interactions add to the overall charm of the work. Whether it's the witty dialogue or the unexpected plot twists, there is always something to enjoy. It's the kind of work that you can pick up and read again and again, and still find something new and entertaining each time.

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Deylin

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July 15,2025

I read this during my junior year of high school and then again this past year.

When I was younger, I didn't have much exposure to such things, and I thought it was crazy back in high school.

However, as time has passed, my perspective has changed. Now, I find it just interesting.

I really enjoyed reading it again. It's amazing how our views can evolve over the years.

Maybe it's because we gain more life experiences and a broader understanding of the world.

This time around, I was able to appreciate the content in a different light.

It made me reflect on how much I've grown and how my interests have developed.

I look forward to seeing how my perception of this and other things will continue to change in the future.

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TheConquerorWorm

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July 15,2025

Work Complements Alice Kaplan’s Biography of The Stranger

This piece of literary criticism on Camus' The Stranger is truly outstanding. It not only provides a comprehensive analysis that covers a wide range of aspects but also manages to engage the reader in a most enjoyable way. The author's deep understanding and incisive insights into the novel are evident throughout the text. What struck me most was the ability to present complex ideas in a clear and accessible manner. It made the reading experience not only educational but also highly entertaining. I found myself completely immersed in the analysis and eager to explore more of this author's work. I firmly believe that this criticism serves as a valuable complement to Alice Kaplan's biography of The Stranger, offering a fresh perspective and adding depth to our understanding of this classic literary work.

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jigglyjonny

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July 15,2025

This is a not bad collection of essays that delves into an analysis of The Stranger. Albert Camus, in contrast to most Marxist intellectuals, was not a failed bourgeois like Karl Marx. Instead, he was from the actual working class and endured a great deal of pain throughout his life. His death in a car wreck was perhaps the crowning moment of his tragic life. Camus rejected the Marxism violence advocated by Jean Paul Sartre, who was influenced by the evil Nazi Martin Heidegger, often regarded as the greatest philosopher of the last century. Camus also seemed to be at odds with his fellow "intellectual proletarians." The book does a good job of clarifying Albert Camus's real-life and political views in the context of The Stranger. It fills in a couple of holes regarding the meaning of certain aspects of the novel. I highly recommend reading this book as it provides valuable insights and a better understanding of Camus's work.

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Pekorn

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July 15,2025

Absurd.

It is truly an absurd situation that we find ourselves in. The events unfolding around us seem to lack any logical coherence or rational explanation.

We witness actions and decisions that baffle the mind and leave us scratching our heads in disbelief. How could things have come to this?

The absurdity pervades every aspect of our lives, from the simplest of daily routines to the most significant of global issues.

It is as if we are living in a world where the rules of common sense and reason have been suspended, and chaos reigns supreme.

But perhaps in the midst of this absurdity, there is an opportunity for us to question the status quo, to reevaluate our values and beliefs, and to seek out new and more meaningful ways of living.

For only by confronting the absurd can we hope to find a path out of this madness and towards a more rational and just future.

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Nedarb111

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July 15,2025

Super Copy of Victor Hugo’s “Dernière Jour d’un Condamné”

Victor Hugo’s “Dernière Jour d’un Condamné” is a powerful and thought-provoking work. It delves into the mind and emotions of a condemned man on his last day. The story explores themes such as justice, morality, and the human condition. Hugo’s vivid descriptions and masterful storytelling bring the character and his situation to life. It makes the reader empathize with the condemned man and question the fairness of the legal system. This super copy aims to capture the essence of Hugo’s original work while adding its own unique touch. It expands on the details and emotions, further enhancing the impact of the story.

By reading this super copy, one can gain a deeper understanding of Hugo’s ideas and be left with a lasting impression. It serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion and the need to reevaluate our views on punishment and justice. Whether you are a fan of Hugo or simply interested in a captivating and meaningful story, this super copy of “Dernière Jour d’un Condamné” is sure to engage and move you.

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Vee_Aar

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July 15,2025

He felt no pity.

No pity for losing his girlfriend, who had once been the light of his life. The thought of her leaving didn't stir any emotions within him.

No pity for her dead lonely mum either. Her passing seemed to be just another event in the grand scheme of things, leaving him completely unfazed.

No pity for life itself. He had become so numb to the world around him that nothing could penetrate the shield he had built.

Life had dealt him a series of blows, but instead of feeling the pain, he simply shut down.

He walked through each day mechanically, going through the motions without any real purpose or passion.

The world continued to turn, but he was just an observer, detached from the emotions and experiences that made life meaningful.

Perhaps this numbness was a defense mechanism, a way to protect himself from further hurt. But in the end, it left him feeling empty and alone.

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_ITSKA_

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July 15,2025

One of my all-time favorites is a particular book that has had a profound impact on me.

This book is not just a collection of words on paper; it is a world unto itself.

The story it tells is captivating, filled with adventure, mystery, and heartwarming moments.

The characters are so well-developed that I feel as if I know them personally.

Every time I pick up this book, I am transported to a different place and time, completely immersed in the story.

It has taught me valuable lessons about life, love, and friendship.

I have read this book countless times, and each time I discover something new and wonderful.

It is a book that I will cherish forever and recommend to anyone who loves a good read.

It truly is one of my all-time favorites.

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