The stranger Albert Camus

A haunting existential masterpiece by Albert Camus, The Stranger follows Meursault, an emotionally detached man navigating an absurd world. After committing a senseless act, he faces trial and confronts society's expectations of grief and morality. This philosophical novel explores themes of alienation, freedom, and the meaninglessness of existence. Essential reading for anyone seeking profound insights into the human condition and the absurdist philosophy that defined 20th-century literature.