The Issue of Psychological Portrayal And Artistic Skill In The Work "The Stranger Mirali G'iyosov

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The novella "The Stranger" by Albert Camus, a writer with an unconventional approach and unique creative works, requires deep contemplation. Indeed, Camus describes both the work and each situation in it in a philosophical manner. In particular, as many have analyzed, the paranormal character in the work not only holds up a mirror to society, but society also reflects this individual. Keywords: Paranormal character, "wrong path," "The Stranger," Meursault, belief; this: while the incorrect formation of religious concepts Introduction: The writer realistically depicts is a problem of non-believers, the increasing number of Meursault's life in prison and the behavior of law hypocrites in society is a universal problem that has enforcement officers. persisted for centuries. The accidental crime eventually takes on such a form From the outside, it seems that among the defenders that Meursault himself begins to believe he is a person of the law, only the lawyer is genuinely concerned prone to crime: about Meursault. But at the end of his speech, when his "From what I understand, his thoughts imply that I colleagues congratulate him saying "That was great, my killed someone with a premeditated plan. In any case, dear," it becomes clear that in reality, he too is only he tried to prove this." resorting to such dedication to win in court. ..."but still, it seemed strange that he clung to me with Looking at the gathered reporters, Meursault such anger." involuntarily exclaims, "So many people?" They had all In the work, the true face of a society turning towards gathered for a process that would raise the fame of free falsehood and selfishness is revealed through the theater and media, drawing crowds around them. "For paranormal character. newspapers, it's a dead season now. No decent story The reader understands that the people around was found, only you and this patricide." Reading these Meursault - those who sentenced him to death - are lines, it's noteworthy how it shows that people are playing a game. And what was at stake was Meursault's actually even more cold-blooded than Meursault. Yes, life. When they invite Meursault to this game, he is he accidentally killed someone. He doesn't even feel it. required to lose to them and be like them. Meursault And he's not remorseful. But he didn't live waiting for does not accept this offer; he doesn't even know how someone's murder or death to become a "decent to do it. He doesn't want to disguise what's going story," like the people around him. He didn't pretend. through his mind. A society that is more paranormal than Meursault has no need for a person who doesn't know how to lie and In essence, Meursault is punished not for his behavior be hypocritical. This is where the point and essence of at the time of his mother's death or for killing an Arab, the work lie. but, as Camus himself notes, "for not joining the game of those around him... He refuses to lie... and society The sixty-fourth verse of Surah At-Tawbah also feels threatened by this." mentions that the hypocrites fear that what is in their hearts will be revealed. The greatness of Camus's philosophy lies precisely in American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research 190 https://theusajournals.com/index.php/ajsshr American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research (ISSN: 2771-2141) Even though he wasn't Muslim, as a human being, the meaning and essence of life. situation in the society surrounding Meursault and in The writer cites the basis of Meursault's arrival at this Meursault himself was exactly the same. As noted meaninglessness from the protagonist's perspective: above, this is precisely why society feels threatened. "Although my mother wasn't an atheist, she had never Albert Camus's work "The Stranger" gained great fame shown any interest in religion throughout her life." in world literature for raising painful problems for Furthermore, within the work, Camus provides details humanity and has not lost its relevance to this day. of a crime, as if trying to warn both Meursault and the The writer's skill is also evident in comparisons. Despite reader that "everyone in this world reaps what they cursing it so much, when describing how old Salamano sow." Indeed, the fact that a person who wanted to kill wept after losing his dog, it states, "A person becomes a mother and daughter whose fate was narrated and attached even to animals and shows affection." This claim their wealth ultimately turns out to be their own makes the reader wonder how Meursault could not flesh and blood encourages the reader to deep shed sincere tears for his own mother. contemplation. At the meeting with Marie in prison, the writer When sentenced to death, the following words from demonstrates the warm relationship between mother Meursault's language acquire a philosophical meaning: and son in front of Meursault, as if telling his "Everyone in the world is chosen. There are no others. protagonist to "take note." Soon