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    University Press‚ 1969. Baraka‚ Amiri. "Critical Reevaluation. A Raisin in the Sun’s Enduring Passion". By Lorraine Hansberry. New York: Random House‚ 1987. 9-20 Camus‚ Albert. ―Absurd Freedom.‖ The Modern Tradition: Background of Modern Literature. Ed. Ellmann and Fiedelson. New York: Oxford UP‚ 1965. 844-852 ---. ―The Myth of Sisyphus.‖ Essay on the Creation of Knowledge. Eds. Shreedhar Pd. Lohani‚ Rameshor Pd. Adhikari and Abhi N. Subedi 2 nd ed. Kathmandu: Ratna Pustak Bhandar‚ 1996. Ferguson

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    in their homes and avoid others‚ Grand welcomed people who needed help. It was Grand who saved Cottard from hanging himself. He saved an absolute stranger from death‚ even after that he volunteered to stay with Cottard and stabilize him mentally (Camus 9). Grand sticks his neck out for people whenever it is necessary‚ even if those people are undeserving of Grand’s help‚ such as were the majority of citizens in Oran. He displayed courage by risking his own life and faced the plague head on with Riuex

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    Camus wanted to show how “us” pictures itself as superior to the inferior “them”. Colonizer is in power and civilized but the colonized is uncivilized and primitive. Arab heading down walking by the French officer conveys inferiority. When their own culture is forbidden or devalued‚ natives come to see themselves as inferior to the conqueror. When the climbers are near the school‚ Balducci shouts to Daru that it took only an hour to travel the two miles from El Ameur. It reflects the idea of how

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    How Is Life Affirmation

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    Can we consider this silence as his affirmation? This is an issue that should be explored separately. I think it is ultimately difficult to attain a totally empirical or totally virtual and exhortative reading of eternal recurrence in Nietzsche’s thought. But‚ our focus is on the consistency of this doctrine‚ life affirmation and life meaningfulness in this eternal return. He emphasizes that if the eternal recurrence is a thought experiment‚ one can and should affirm the life and life affirmation

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    The Stranger: Analysis

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    "The Stranger": Analysis Author: Albert Camus Pierre Palmer English II. Period #5 Date: 10/4/9 copyright‚ by Pierre Palmer I. Biographical Insights A. Albert Camus’ cultures consist of being a novelist‚ literature and short story writer of many books. He wrote an essay on the state of Muslims in Algeria‚ causing him to lose his job and he moved to Paris. Albert Camus also joined the French resistance against the Nazis and became an editor of "Combat"‚ an underground newspaper. He was dissatisfied

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    Observations on the Conditions of the Working Class During the Industrial Revolution The British Industrial Revolution of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries brought about a much needed change in the economic structure of the country. The old fashioned‚ agricultural based economy that Britain had assumed for centuries had become obsolete‚ and in the spirit of mercantilism and neighborly competition with the French‚ the English made the drastic change to a manufacturing based economy

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    Mrs Camus’ butler‚ overheard them speaking in the grand dining room while dusting the gigantic house. He was quietly minding his own business when he overheard them say his name‚ he became intrigued so he hid behind the glass sliding doors to listen. “I just don’t know. How will he react? He’s been so great for the past three years; he’s been so nice to Carly. I just don’t want to tell him‚” exclaimed Mrs Camus. “Alright‚ after Saturday’s family dinner tomorrow‚ I will tell him‚” said Mr Camus. At

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    Death and Absurdism in Camus ’s The Stranger   Alan Gullette     In his novel The Stranger1‚ Albert Camus gives expression to his philosophy of the absurd.  The novel is a first-person account of the life of M. Meursault from the time of his mother ’s death up to a time evidently just before his execution for the murder of an Arab.  The central theme is that the significance of human life is understood only in light of mortality‚ or the fact of death; and in showing Meursault ’s consciousness

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    Sarahs Key

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    Features to consider in all 4 texts: - plotline and structure - elements: earth/air/water/fire - animals - narrative perspective (and time) - sight and blindness (delayed decoding) - sound and silence - settings - character foils - women (i.e. roles - conventional vs. unconventional) -artifacts!!....? The Wars and Lispector - Animals Lispector and Findley use animals to develop the theme: by becoming civilized and raising social expectations we in turn degrade ourselves to things that

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    Meursault's Exile

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    Meursault in The Stranger Albert Camus wrote The Stranger in such a way that enabled the reader to analyze the main character‚ Meursault‚ and perceive him in their own way. Meursault is characterized as emotionless and independent. Meursault can connect well to the statement‚ Through the critical lens of Roethke‚ “In a dark time the eye begins to see.” —Theodore Roethke‚ because Camus created a character that enabled the reader to form a changing opinion of Meursault. From the world in which Meursault

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