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September 5, 2025Prizren Social Science JournalOpen Access

The Absurd Character- “The Stranger” and “The Lost One” - Albert Camus and Fatos Kongoli

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EOElita OMAJMSMeral SHEHABI-VESELI

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Overview

Comparative analysis reveals distinct experiences of the absurd in Camus and Kongoli's works, highlighting cultural implications.

Key Points

  • The concept of absurd is differently experienced by Meursault and Thesari, reflecting unique cultural contexts.
  • Meursault acceptance of absurdity contrasts with Thesari's imposed acceptance due to social factors.
  • The comparative method allows exploration of existential and socio-political dimensions of absurd in literature.
  • Both authors emphasize the universality of absurd themes while addressing challenges faced by individuals in diverse cultures.

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OMAJ et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb46c36d6d5674bccfedd6https://doi.org/10.32936/pssj.v9i2.711
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