A renowned philosophical novel by Albert Camus, it delves into the mind of Meursault, a man who experiences a state of indifference and detachment from his emotions and the world around him. Through shocking and fateful events, the novel explores themes of absurdity, existence, and the way people are judged based on their actions and feelings. A profound literary work considered one of the greatest classics of existential literature, it raises philosophical questions that remain with readers long after the final page.

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