The Stranger

What is the main philosophical theme explored in 'The Stranger' by Albert Camus?

• Nihilism

• Absurdism

• Existentialism

• Utilitarianism

How does Meursault's indifference to societal norms reflect existentialist beliefs in 'The Stranger'?

• It shows his lack of education

• It highlights his personal autonomy and responsibility

• It indicates his fear of authority

• It demonstrates his desire for power

In 'The Stranger', what does Meursault's detachment from emotions signify?

• His mental illness

• His existentialist view of life

• His lack of empathy

• His rebellious nature

Which character in 'The Stranger' embodies existentialist ideas by living in the present moment?

• Raymond

• Marie

• Meursault

• Salamano

What does the novel 'The Stranger' challenge according to existentialist philosophy?

• Traditional notions of meaning and purpose

• The importance of family

• The value of education

• The role of government

How does Camus use Meursault's experiences in 'The Stranger'?

• To explore the absurdity of life

• To promote religious beliefs

• To criticize political systems

• To advocate for social change

What theme is highlighted by Meursault's refusal to conform to societal expectations in 'The Stranger'?

• Love and friendship

• Alienation and isolation

• Wealth and power

• War and peace

In 'The Stranger', what does Meursault's journey represent?

• A search for wealth

• A quest for power

• An exploration of existentialist principles

• A journey to find love

What does Meursault's detachment from emotions in 'The Stranger' exemplify?

• His fear of commitment

• His existentialist theme of alienation

• His desire for revenge

• His need for acceptance

What is the significance of Meursault's actions and decisions in 'The Stranger'?

• They are influenced by external pressures

• They underscore existentialist emphasis on individual agency

• They are driven by a need for approval

• They reflect societal expectations