Explanation about The Stranger
I wanted to know if Meursault in The stranger by Albert camus is an absurd hero and one should strive to be like him for example being indifferent and a-moral or is he a warning about someone who has been destroyed from within by confronting the absurd and could no longer revolt against the absurd and has given up?
Or is he a representation of the ABSURD itself? indifferent and has no objective values?
Posted Apr 1, 2026, 5:56 AM UTC
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