#The Outsider - Albert Camus

[acknowledgetheabsurd]

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The Outsider by Albert Camus

The Swimming-Pool Library by Alan Hollinghurst

[ianimesh]

The Multiverse of Albert Camus 🔥

[rlherondale]

I can't be the first neurodivergent who read albert camus' the stranger which is supposedly has changed people's mind and perspectives or is super revolutionary and all of that, i mean the book is great, no hate, but other than the misogyny, that book is the neurodivergent experience, is it not? It's our everyday lives, it's our default it's us without all this masking, right?

[icarusgirl]

I’m a camus girl

[primythios]

i just finished reading albert camus’ ‘The Outsider’, and god i feel so..weird. like i already want to re read it, i was to write a 5000 word essay on each line and its meaning. perhaps this is just a post-read high i’m still riding, but god i really enjoyed it. it’s so…simple. so insanely simple yet so satisfyingly written as well, i feel the need to talk to everyone about it

[crydadoll]

I was thinking about how some points in Electroma's history is similar with some ones in "L'étranger / The Stranger" from Albert Camus.

The main "heroes" from both universes just want to live their lives in the way they think it is better for them. And because of this, they both (Meursault and the bots) are condemned by society. Instead of change their minds, they prefered die following their ideals.

Other common point between the histories is the sun. The sun was the reason for their doomed. In "The Stranger", because of the sun, Meursault shot the guy and was arrested; and in Electroma, because of sun, the bot's 'human's faces' started to melt, making the other bots pursue them.

I'm very happy to realise this. The Stranger is one of my fav books. And i love it how Electroma is similar with it.

<3

[theartofperishingslowly]

For those albert camus, doestoevsky, kafka ppl.

A nice blend of nihilism, absurdism, and existentialism.

The Playlist I'd want for to be my magnum opus.

Or

A playlist to smoke your last cigarette to.

[hauntswitch]

Modern 'winning the idgaf wars' Vs archaic 'mother died today. Or maybe yesterday.'

[theexhaustedqueer]

hey autism peeps i know this is kinda random but i need to know, how universal of an experience is it to read Albert Camus’ The Outsider, aka Someone Get that Man an Autism Diagnosis STAT - the book, for an English or Lit class or what have you, and being knocked back on your ass when you are suddenly and aggressively SEEN by Meursault’s autistic-as-fuck ass???

[hiraeth-blr]

Every normal person sometimes wishes the people they love would die.

ー Albert Camus, The Outsider

[isaacbookclub]

The Outsider by Albert Camus (also known as The Stranger)

Season 2 Episode 5

[ianimesh]

“I didn’t like having to explain to them so I just shut up, smoked a cigarette, and looked at the sea”

Albert Camus, The Stranger

[roomoroses]

Albert Camus, from The Stranger.

[0mnemonic0]

“I opened myself to the gentle indifference of the world.”

~ Albert Camus, L'Étranger

[bookcoversonly]

Title: The Outsider | Author: Albert Camus | Publisher: Penguin (2022)