Camus' The Stranger: more than just absurdity
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Camus, stranger (foreign), circumstance, recognition, person.Abstract
The short essay that follows has the modest purpose of assuming a particular interpretation of the most commented work of Albert Camus: The Stranger. This interpretation will retain the invaluable interpretations presented by their scholars about the work, seeking only to show how such interpretations can be built and developed from a concrete perspective: the particular experience of an embodied subject, personalizedDownloads
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Camus, Albert (1942) 2012. El extranjero. Alianza Editorial: España.
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Sartre, J.P. «Explication de L’Étranger». En Situations I. Gallimard, Paris, 1947. Artículo publicado por primera vez en «Cahiers du Sud». Febrero de 1943.
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