... indifference in the face of human suffering. Every character in the story responds to the catastrophe in their own way and this reaches to the heart of existentialism, thus it is actions that truly define a man. As the plague slowly takes control of the city of Oran. There is confusion everywhere, no one understands what has hit them but in their selfish ... ...
... position of the disgust of suicide and shows more compassion for the fallibility of humans. Constant through the evolution of Camus theory is the denunciation universal principals that claim to define truth and provide hope. There is a difference between what is true and what is desirable, man desires a permanent tomorrow, but he cannot expect the desire to be fulfilled because it ... evolution of his theory that humanistic characteristics played a central role in the motives for the protagonists actions, and whether proclaimed or not, will play a large role in the movement from existen...
