The Stranger
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Narrateur(s):
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Adriel Brandt
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Auteur(s):
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Albert Camus
À propos de cet audio
The Stranger, also titled The Outsider, is an acclaimed novella by the French author, journalist, and philosopher Albert Camus (1913-1960). Published in 1946, the book tells of a disaffected young man, Meursault, getting involved in petty crime which leads to murder and a trial. The themes include alienation, the fear of anonymity, and the lack of meaning. Behind the simple plot of The Stranger lies a world of metaphor. It has been adapted for film in 1967 and 2001, in song by The Cure (1979) and Tuxedomoon (2001), and a type of literary tribute, The Meursault Investigation (2015) by Kamel Daoud, which looks at the narrative of The Stranger from a different perspective.
Public Domain (P)2021 Museum AudiobooksFeatured Article: Top Ten Best French Authors on Audible Canada
Few countries have housed writers whose works are as enduring and celebrated as the French. From Victor Hugo, Voltaire, Marcel Proust, and Emile Zola, to heartwarming French Canadian tales by Gabrielle Roy and Rich Carrier, French authors have brought us some of the best stories throughout the decades. This list looks at some of the best works from classic French writers and Canadian favourites alike, exploring the importance of French literature and the French voice. Each of these works has been translated from française and is performed for English-speaking audiences while maintaining the famous French style that makes these short stories, novels and audiobooks the classics that they are.
