Choice and Individual Freedom in The Stranger (The Outsider)

The choice of strangers and the freedom of strangers is a serious job, the choice and personal freedom is an indivisible part of human nature, the responsibilities and responsibilities associated with these factors ultimately become their own moral morals It is the determining factor of. Meursault is located in the world of indifferent world, ridiculously persecuted rationality; it is the essence of existentialist beliefs, rationalization and logic eventually has nothing to do with human nature, social premonition Turn the state.

Existing novels and short stories include moral individualism, choice of the theme of freedom and responsibility, alienation with the world, strangers of Albert, and an existential theme. In this novel, the hero Mersault keeps himself away from the world. Another existentialist writer, Franz Kafka, stated his view on short story "Transformation". In this story, a hero of a diligent insurance agency woke up and discovered that he became an insect four feet long. As he was able to die only by himself, he noticed his family refused (Kafka). Many existentialists are concerned about the world and the absurd nightmare of life.

"Outsiders" and "Kafka", "Metamorphosis", "Transformation" by Franz Kafka and "outsiders" by Albert Camus are both heroes of existentialist values. . Existentialism is a philosophy emphasizing the uniqueness and isolation of personal experiences in hostile or indifferent worlds, the existence of human beings is unexplainable and emphasizes the responsibility for the freedom of choice and the outcome of action. In pervert, the main character Gregor

Being outsiders may be a bad experience for those who like them especially when these outsiders are being driven away from everyone. In a novel "Transform of Franz Kafka", when a man named Gregor Samsa woke up, he found out that he took the form of a bug during his sleep. At first, Gregor denied what was in front of me, I believed that this body is the remnant of his dream. Indeed, when he was discovered by his family and his boss, he realized that he was now mistaken. When Gregor leaves his room, he was dismissed as his frightened boss and his father as "I was about to return Gregor to my room ..." (Kafka 149). According to the immediate refusal and forces after Gregor's father saw Gregor for the first time in his new body, the body and words of others refuse, so concluding that being an outsider is a negative experience It must be done. Gregor was pushed by people who loved him as well as his familiar family.