Contents

Editor’s Introduction
SIMON LEA

Observing Meursault, The Stranger
PIERRE BRACKMAN

How Alienation and ‘the Absurd’ are Related in Camus’s The Stranger: Is It One’s Fate To Be Alienated?
DILEK BAŞKAYA

Meursault and Moral Freedom: The Stranger’s Unique Challenge to an Enlightenment Ideal
MATTHEW H. BOWKER

The Unconscious Motivation to Become a Murderer in Camus's The Stranger
STEVEN POSER

The Philosophy of Communication as the Absurd: Albert Camus and the Ethics of Everyday
BRENT SLEASMAN

Does Meursault Lie?
MARY GENNUSO

Meursault and the Indifference of Death: A Logotherapeutic Perspective
PETER FRANCEV

Embracing the Absurd in the Literature of Camus
GWENDOLYN DOLSKE

A Stranger of Words
SVENJA SCHRAHÉ