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Title: Quintessential Camusian absurdity
Review: While slow in the beginning for a reader looking for blatent literary entertainment, The Stranger gives the impression that Camus is a philosopher-wordsmith (in the vein of Nietzsche) before an author. The last 5 or so pages are stunning, and with reflection upon the rest of the novel, I was smacked in the face with a picture of modern man so clear and untainted that I could almost see Camus chipping away at years of Plato's absolute morality... It's not the most entertaining novel one could read, but it is truly a classic of absurdist existential philosophy.
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