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  • undeactivated membrane said:

    it put me on the inside reading about the outside but beside that Id rather not take a side but agree

    posted Friday, July 17 2009
  • taqi B

    taqi b said:

    What dose this really mean:( Morso is like some one who love the sun with no shadow)

    posted Wednesday, January 14 2009
  • Paul D

    paul d said:

    I absolutely loved this book, I can really get trapped in existentialism but I try to limit my reading of these authors to maintain a balanced perspective on life. I have always enjoyed books written from the perspective of the main character. This book reminds me of Dostoevsky's "Notes from the underground", although the two are very different they both read like a personal journal.

    posted Tuesday, August 19 2008
  • Estella

    estella said:

    It's interesting to note what Conor Cruise O'Brien, an important critic on Camus, says on the presence of Arabs in the text. Although Algeria was populated mostly with the Arabs, they remain unnamed in The Stranger, and are little more than presences. The focus is entirely on the lives of the French characters, who are given names and distinct identities.

    An implicit colonial theme?

    posted Thursday, June 26 2008
  • frances c

    frances c said:

    What do you think Meursalt's revelation was?

    posted Sunday, June 22 2008 ( | view 2 replies )
  • rj m

    rj m said:

    What makes this book interesting?

    posted Friday, June 20 2008 ( | view 2 replies )
  • vipingoyal

    vipingoyal said:

    Fiction based on existentialism is my favourite subject,and camus has done it in a splendid way.

    posted Monday, December 3 2007
  • vipingoyal

    vipingoyal said:

    Fiction based on existentialism is my favourite subject,and camus has done it in a splendid way.

    posted Monday, December 3 2007
  • vipingoyal

    vipingoyal said:

    Fiction based on existentialism is my favourite subject,and camus has done it in a splendid way.

    posted Monday, December 3 2007
  • vipingoyal

    vipingoyal said:

    Fiction based on existentialism is my favourite subject,and camus has done it in a splendid way.

    posted Monday, December 3 2007
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