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The book is generally agreed to be an allegorical tale about the human condition, and carries an Existentialist message, arguing that the worth of man's life lies in never giving up despite the inherent meaninglessness and uncontrollable irrationality of life. |
The book is generally agreed to be an allegorical tale about the human condition, and carries an Existentialist message, arguing that the worth of man's life lies in never giving up despite the inherent meaninglessness and uncontrollable irrationality of life. |
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[[Category:Lit Fic]] |
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[[Category:The Forties]] |
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[[Category:The Plague]] |
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[[Category:Literature]] |
[[Category:Literature]] |
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[[Category:Literature of the 1940s]] |
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