As most readers of Albert Camus's masterpiece, LEtranger [The Stranger] are aware, Camus
conceived his protagonist Meursault as a type of Christ figure. In his famous introduction to …

Abstract The Outsider, known in French as “L'Étranger” has intrigued literary scholars with its
existential themes, yet a comprehensive perspective of theological symbolism, particularly …

Jesus Christ is not a divine being, but a human form that attains divinity by love, compassion,
honesty and truthfulness. Christ's admiration for the infinite value of truth, honesty and …

This paper aims to address the question of the moral conflict in Meursault's nonconformity,
and by extension, to the whole of humanity, as observed in Albert Camus' novel The …

Meursault de L'Étranger et «Elle» d'Hiroshima mon amour sont des personnages tragiques
qui, comme poussés par un fatum antique, ont commis un crime, crime de sang ou crime …

The objective of this study is to analyze Albert Camus‟ Meursault in The Outsider from
existential point of view considering all major features of existentialism. The study also …

OF LATITUDES UNKNOWN 156 a self capable of mastery, and the terror of such a discovery
shakes him. It is similar to yet powerfully different from Meursault's imprisoned embrace of …

Despite the efforts of governments to obliterate the world in their quest for power, epitomized
by the atomic bomb, Camus, who loved the sand and the sea of Algeria's beaches, said," …