1. The Stranger
... in one's own invincibility and right to freedom. I believe it is a mixture of the first and last of the options that I have laid out. Mostly because The Stranger has been called the first existentialist novel and the philosophy of existentialism is a great champion of the freedom of the individual. This ideal, coupled with an over-powering numbness due to recent events, which ... of this man demonstrates the pain that he feels when even thinking about him. The implication being that a healthy, happy family life is essential for a good and productive, psychologically sound existence late...
- Word Count: 3032
- Approx Pages: 12
- Grade Level: High School
