Philisophical Background of The Stranger

The coronation "strangers and their philosophical background" Albert's coronation ceremony "stranger" appealed to young Europeans who tried to find their own view of life after World War II and the tragedy of Nazism . Before he passed away in the accident in 1960, he adopted the finally more mature concept, but Camus always thinks of the concept expressed in "strangers" and that people must find meaning in life It was. Or teach politically different. He is a Catholic, but he rejected mainly religious authority, and because of his experience in totalitarian, he opposed any strict political authority.

It is said that there are no more letters to summarize Age of Enlightenment, rather than dealing with Falicio Francois-Marie Apulau, a pseudonym Voltaire in France. Voltaire is not only a philosopher of enlightenment, it is also a playwright, a historian, a poet, and a writer. In his 60 years of career in the 18th century, his work included prose, poetry, satire and philosophical stories, all with the theme of "Ecrasez l'intame" or "crush infamy". In Age of Enlightenment (Hurt 289), this theme attacked "all forms of intolerance and doctrinalism" in terms of religious, political, social, moral, and artistic aspects of life. Satire novel defines Voltaire, and some of his beliefs are stories that describe political and social emotions of the 18th century as well as attacking Leibniz 's optimistic philosophy, as well as writing novels.

His first novel "The Stranger" (The Stranger) was published in 1942 and focuses on the negative aspects of humanity. The theme of the novel is reflected in the titles of "stranger", a young clerk named Meursault, narrator and hero. Meursault is a stranger to all anticipated human emotions. He is a life-progressed life. The crisis of this novels occurred on the beach when Meursault was caught in a shoot that was not caused by the fight caused by him. The second part of the novel includes his murder trial and his death sentence, he does not know anything about the cause of the murder of Arabs. It was this kind of honesty that such sincerity made him a "stranger" of the world and made a conviction. The overall situation symbolizes the absurd nature of life, which is intentionally enhanced by a dull style.