Beyond the Courtroom: Justice and Judgment in “The Stranger”
Words: 469 1221Albert Camus's "The Stranger" presents a compelling exploration of justice and judgment, particularly through the trial and condemnation of its protagonist, Meursault, for a crime that appears devoid of motive or moral grounding. This narrative not only questions the effectiveness of the judicial system but also delves into the deeper critique of society's reliance on social conventions and moral standards to define justice. Through Meursault's experiences, Camus invites readers to ponder the arbitrary nature of judgment and the existential implications […]