The Relationships Between Absurdism and Concepts of Death Depicted in Camus' Novel, The Outsider

I will discuss the novel, the relationship among Albert outsiders, and the relationship between absurdity and death, freedom and physical satisfaction. The most disgraceful thing in Carousel's novel is the most prominent theme in Camus' s novel, and in order to correctly understand its complete meaning and conspicuousness throughout the novel, firstly an absurd theme and novel You need to understand the relationship with other famous themes. The theme most strongly related to the absurd concept in the novel is death; since Camus shows us the conflict of death and arbitrary treatment in society, this is a central role of the entire novelistic novel I will fulfill.

The coronation ceremony of a stranger in the novel "stranger of a stranger (outsider)" shows the character of Melso who was sentenced to death after murdering the Arabs. The conflict depicts a sharp contrast between social morality and Mercer's lack of such morals; he is not due to Arab murder, he is sentenced to death instead of refusing to comply with social norms . Meursault is a social abnormality, he is not living like them, so he can not connect directly to others. Meursault ... Othello of William Shakespeare explored outsiders' idea from the beginning of the theater. Shakespeare explored relationships among outsiders of high Venetian society in various ways with the Black Army general Othello. The reader believes that the character has always mentioned Othello in a derogatory and derogatory way, and that Othello is rarely a human general influence.

Introduction: In the coronation novel "Outsiders", the search for absurd philosophy of the author is not enough to solve all existing themes and problems. In the world there is no meaning of 'ridiculous' thought, but due to accidental mixing of accidental irrational events and unreasonable behavior of men, these events can be understood physically from their respective situations It does not enter deeply. It means a very long sentence, but it is a good observation. Is this concept very important? We will explore the theme of death and justice through the novel's hero's actions and various dialogues.

In philosophy, Camus is known for his absurd concept. Perhaps we should clarify from the start that absurdity is nothing. Absurdity is not nihilism. To Camus, accepting absurdity does not lead to nihilism (a country denying the highest according to Nietzsche Nihismism) or inertia, but instead leads to their opposition, ie action and participation. The absurd concept means that, on the one hand, human beings need comprehensibility and on the other hand they require space between 'silence of unjust world' as he exaggeratedly said. In the world without God, eternal truth, or any other guidance principle, can human beings take responsibility for activities that make sense? This terrible doubt bothered this absurd person. One of the most memorable opening story among nonfiction books, he said: "There is only one truly serious philosophical problem, it is suicide.