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What a philosophical and human novel. This is not a novel you put down and don't forget as you move to the next book.
The book is rather short and very simply written in first person. But don't let the simple writing fool you- because the book is truly a complex examination of existentialism and what he termed "the nakedness of man faced with the absurd."
One of the most profound question Camus examines is "what makes us human?" During the trial of the protagonist, people view him as guilty becaus ...more
The book is rather short and very simply written in first person. But don't let the simple writing fool you- because the book is truly a complex examination of existentialism and what he termed "the nakedness of man faced with the absurd."
One of the most profound question Camus examines is "what makes us human?" During the trial of the protagonist, people view him as guilty becaus ...more
I have no idea how to rate something like this, so I go with my standard 3 Star Rating. I read it because it's a classic, and because it was available entirely on www.lingq.com, which provides not only the entire text in French, but also the facility to look up each word you don't know. At that point, you can create a LingQ, adding the word to your vocab list, and making that word available to you with the touch of a mouse, so that the next time you encounter the word, you can click to refresh y
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So much packed in this little book.
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