The Stranger by Albert Camus (English Medium)

The Stranger by Albert Camus is a classic philosophical novel about Meursault, a man who lives his life with little emotional attachment to the people and events around him. After becoming involved in a serious crime, he finds himself facing not only the law but also society’s judgment of his personality and choices.

Through a simple yet powerful story, Camus explores questions about life, death, morality, freedom, isolation, and the meaning of human existence. The novel is closely associated with Camus’s philosophy of absurdism and remains one of the most widely read works of modern literature.

Key Features

• 📖 Title: The Stranger
• ✍️ Author: Albert Camus
• 📚 Genre: Classic / Philosophical Fiction / Literary Fiction
• 🇫🇷 Literature: French / Foreign Literature
• 🧠 Explores absurdism, morality and the meaning of life
• 👤 Focuses on alienation, individuality and society
• 📘 Short and thought-provoking novel
• 🎓 Suitable for students, literature readers and philosophy enthusiasts
• 🌍 One of Albert Camus’s best-known works