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Understanding The Stranger: Camus, Absurdism, and the Meaning of Meursault

In this video, we dive deep into The Stranger by Albert Camus, one of the most influential novels of the 20th century and a cornerstone of existentialist and absurdist literature. This analysis explores the novel’s central themes, including absurdism, alienation, emotional detachment, and the conflict between individual truth and societal expectations. Through the character of Meursault, Camus challenges conventional ideas of morality, meaning, and justice — forcing readers to confront the uncomfortable reality of a world without inherent purpose. We examine: • The philosophy of the Absurd • Meursault as an anti-hero • The role of society, judgment, and conformity • Why The Stranger remains deeply relevant today Whether you are a student, literature lover, or philosophy enthusiast, this video offers a clear and engaging breakdown to help you better understand Camus’ ideas and their impact on modern thought. Perfect for literature studies, exam preparation, book clubs, and anyone curious about existential philosophy. #TheStranger #AlbertCamus #CamusAnalysis #Existentialism #Absurdism #LiteraryAnalysis #PhilosophyInLiterature #ClassicLiterature #ModernClassics #BookAnalysis #LiteratureStudents #FrenchLiterature#TamelessTalesPodcast