8 thoughts on “ The Albert Theme ”

1. Oct 14,  · No matter what he’s producing, a drama, nonfiction and fiction, Albert Camus through his mature and impressive writings takes up and wisely discovers almost the basic philosophical problems. These issues carry frequent aspects embedded in his magnificent school of thoughts. The themes include alienation, absurd, rebellion and suicide that pops up automatically in one’s mind just by .

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2. Daru faces a moral dilemma when he is ordered to turn in the Arab. Like all the themes in the narrative, morality is treated with ambiguity. Daru's course of action leads him into moral trouble: he does not know whether the Arab deserves to be punished or let go, and he allows this uncertainty to overwhelm him.

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4. As it was mentioned above, the main theme of this novel is the plague, a dangerous terminal disease. Since the individuals portrayed by the author lived in fear to come down with this illness, each of them began to experience life. Apart from that, Camus raised an .

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5. L'Étranger (French: [l‿e.tʁɑ̃.ʒe]) is a novel by French author Albert icridrokeerusmobitchibeetubecont.xyzinfo theme and outlook are often cited as examples of Camus's philosophy, absurdism coupled with that of existentialism, though Camus personally rejected the latter label. The title character is Meursault, an indifferent French Algerian described as "a citizen of France domiciled in North Africa, a man of.

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6. Depending on the perspective of the reader, the plague of the novel could relate to the fascism and Nazism of World War II and the French Resistance, a more universal application to the plague of oppressive governments or an even more universal application of the oppression suffered by a minority for no apparent reason.

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7. The Stranger opens with an announcement of death; Salamano’s old dog is in a state of (super-gross) decay; the protagonist murders a guy, and is then sentenced to execution.. Death is everywhere in this book—maybe this is Camus’s way of forcing us to confront the approximately one bajillion varying attitudes on this universal (yet distinctly absurdist) theme.

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8. From Meursault 's perspective the world is meaningless, and he repeatedly dismisses other characters' attempts to make sense of human. He rejects both religious and secular efforts to find meaning.

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