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One may be tempted to say that this book already has societal worth by getting The Cure in a hell of a lot of trouble, but it don't stop there! Easily Camus' most famous work, The Stranger (or The Foreigner, depending on how you want to translate L'Etranger) follows Meursault, a disaffected, disillusioned man who stalks through the bleak, dry landscape of Camus' homeland of Algeria. From his commitment of a crime, Camus unfolds his concept of the absurd philosophy rapidly, detailing the ineffective nature of human action and the meaninglessness of life, until its explosive denouement with Meursault raging at the prison priest's imploring him to turn to God. Camus' most bleak look at the world, to be sure.

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