The Absurd Morality of Death in The Outsider

In Albert Camus's "outsiders", death at "outsiders" is ridiculous, so obviously death can be regarded as an important image - a total of 6 deaths are mentioned. In the first part we saw the natural death of Meursault's mother and the murder of the Arabs by Meursault but in the second part we saw the murder of the older brother and son followed by suicide of the perpetrator. Murderer Meursault's case and Meursault's death sentence Through these accounts of various deaths, Camus clearly shows the treatment of conflict and often arbitrary death in society, and this treatment is based on the motivation behind them I will reveal the confusion between.

A stranger is an exploration of Camus' ridiculous philosophy, it is not a moral story that includes the moral happiness of the reader. The coronation ceremony of absurd philosophy explains the existence of the world and human being as an irrational purpose or meaning. There is no reasonable purpose or meaning, but there is one human requirement. He believes that human life only ends in death. The personality of Meursault reflects this philosophy. According to this philosophy, Meursault briefly and directly reported the death of his mother and her funeral, did not provide a coherent explanation, and tied his life in a meaningful way. He entered the story without the past, and the colonation did not use prediction techniques to imply future events in the novel. Merzo's dialogue made him stand firmly now. He reported their impressions and marveled at the beauty of the day on the morning of my mother's funeral.

In the conservative society of Algeria in the 1940 's, the hero' s Meursault was facing the problem of dealing with death. When his mother died, Mersou did not repent and never mourned by her death. On the contrary, after her spirit, he almost broke her death. "This will be a wonderful day (the day of her funeral) ... I like walking if Meursault is not for my mother." When Meursault caused the death of an Arab, it is a random Because he said, he did not get embarrassed or shy because of the murder. "Then, before his own death, since the date of his death was already known, Mersor I was really relieved. As Meursault said, "Does Me (meursault) feel this feeling? I think my heart has this terrible leap after 20 years of life."

I am still 85 years old, and the Irishman calls it a "departure lounge", so at the entrance to death. This is attractive and absolutely ridiculous. Soon, I can imagine an absurd and absurd situation called death. The conditions of death can only be experienced by stupid people. Bio: Malachy McCourt was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1931, but grew up in Limerick, Ireland. He returned to the United States at the age of 20 and he did "washing dishes, long-term support, military services, bartenders, stage performances and salons." His greatest achievement was his wife, Diana, who married for 51 years did. The children and his eight grandchildren bless him.