Absurdity: An Essay On The Stranger

... stories about strangers; ridiculous "what governing them, what to find them, what brings them all and binds them in the dark" (The Lord of the Rings Vol.2 , El Lund Committee) Albert Camus grew up with many questions and answers. He made outsiders of society, showed us how to live, Meursault. Mersor is always indifferent. Melso accepted death. why? Mersou believes that the purpose of life is meaningless. That is "silly".

The stranger's absurdity, the myth of Sisyphus, and a lonely woman pay attention to "ridiculous" of human condition, believe that the world does not provide the basis of people's lives and values, and in the hearts of many writers It penetrated. The protagonists who appear in the coronation ceremonies of "strangers" and "myths of Sisyphus" show eschatological perspectives. This philosophy is also evident in Miss Lonely Hearts, a work by Nathanael West. - "Labor of Hercules" introduces the most famous Greek hero Hercules in mythology. Under Hera's curse, he completed 12 huge missions at a very young age and killed his family. The story of his work contains many reasons that Hercules is classified as a classic hero. Hercules shows many of the features of classical heroes, including numerous guides, dangerous journeys, and some difficulties and difficulties.

As a pioneer of existentialism, Camu concentrated most of his philosophy on existentialism. In the famous opening of the novel "Stranger" (1942), the absurdity of life and the inevitable ending (death) are emphasized. I am fascinated by being ridiculous. He believes that ridiculous life has no meaning or that man can not know the meaning of its existence - this is what humans should accept. He believes that this self-crisis may lead to the choice of external resources that believe that "selfish crisis commits" philosophical suicide "and gives erroneous meaning to life. He believes religion is the main criminal. If someone chooses to believe in religion - the meaning of life is to go up to heaven, or similar afterlife, he will try to escape the absurd person.

When a stranger sits next to the station, Pierre was on the verge of ridiculous rushing into a meaningless infinite abyss of Mersau. A stranger is an old man. He calmed down and began to read something that seemed to be a spiritual devotion. Pierre could not look away from that guy. A stranger noticed this, closed his book, and fixed his line of sight with Pierre. Part of the charm of Pierre is his incessant, fickle admiration. From the beginning of the novel we have seen that he is a curious and curious man. It is important that he ask these questions today. Perhaps we can ask ourselves the most important questions. This is the answer to these questions, elusive but guided him through the rest of the novel.