Exploring Absurdity and Rebellion in Camus' Work

This chapter analyzes the intense symbolism of the sun in Camus' 'The Stranger', juxtaposing memory and history within the protagonist's absurd experiences. It reflects on Camus' philosophical evolution, especially his ideas of rebellion against absurdity, contrasting him with Sartre, particularly during contentious ideological periods. The discussion also highlights the complexities of Camus' personal relationships, particularly with his mother and the Algerian independence movement, exposing the tension between personal ties and political commitments.