Camus' view

Albert Camus was a French-Algerian reporter, playwright, novelist, author of philosophical term papers, and Nobel laureate. “Camus' Choice” is an existential antiplot entitled after the French philosopher Albert Camus. In his works, especially “The Stranger” and “The Plague,” Camus summaries a world in which the alternatives of reality should be made without coercion, without considered of pay or punishment.

Camus' view individual choice

In “The Stranger” Camus devotes us a protagonist who is very resolute to be factual to his own persona, without consider for other ones, and regardless of society's demand that he conform to their expectations. Because he comprises an ...