The Trial and Conviction of Meursault - An Example of Absurdity

When the jury announces that the main character Meursault will be executed by the brutality of the town square, it will reach the climax of the novel "stranger". Albert Camus uses them as a metaphor to summarize the three main principles of absurdism, so the trial and its judgment are an important part of the novel. The coronation ceremony uses Melso's judgment and belief to express the absurd ideal of lack of truth, and human life is priceless. In the trial, the ideal of absurdity is drawn. In other words, the truth does not exist because the universe is irrational.

In this article we will use Meerso "strangers" to point out the absurdity of social behavior defined by Algeria, explore the fact that Albert was killed and let the readers evaluate their morality. The coronation ceremony requires that the reader form a spiritual and emotional relationship with Mersor through descriptive and ultimately destructive and honest stories. The law of this novel represents traditional social behavior, but we decide the fate of Meursault based on this newly discovered relationship.

Life and truth, true unintelligibility - these are all ridiculous extrema. "Sutter's article highlights banishment, alienation - the ridiculous Melso and the readers know, for Camus and Sartre it is absurd that life is alienated; we are asymptotic as exile Separation of will, separation of will, deprivation of the truth, and coordinates of God's abandoned story, it replaces the order of causal relationships with time series M. Camus calls it "fiction". Time is irreversible and obvious, hesitant to use the word "fiction" to express this continuous inertia, but from the bottom it is seen from below the mechanical economics of what was purposefully executed I can. Novels, and Zadig and Candide are novels

We know that this novel belongs to absurd literature, but it is clear that the personality and behavior of Melso make this novel a part of an absurd literary novel. . When you are reading this book, with most content, the author will make you feel like "there is no reasonable explanation for doing this, it is meaningless."

Mersor is always indifferent. Melso accepted death. why? Mersou believes that the purpose of life is meaningless. That's 'ridiculous'! Ridiculous, how does the word sound? It is very bad. An absurd usage is like 'It is ridiculous!', Giving a negative judgment and a final feeling. An absurd idea seems to have meaningless, meaningless, and other words that express the destination but can not reach the destination, and vice versa. So from there, I infer that the coronation does not believe in God and I do not believe any high standards or universal laws related to God This is the way in life (whether it is a means or a destination Regardless of whether it is. What is ridiculous? Absurdity is the life trying to find something meaningful in unprecedented reality. There is no purpose in practice, because there is a high law, a universal law, and God does not exist. Therefore, this reality must be random. I believe that colonation wants us to see this and start asking questions to us!