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The Fall is a compelling monologue by Albert Camus in which a former Parisian lawyer, Jean-Baptiste Clamence, recounts his life and self-imposed exile in Amsterdam. Through a series of confessions delivered to a stranger in a bar, Clamence explores guilt, hypocrisy, and the illusion of virtue, gradually revealing the cracks in his moral facade. Darkly introspective and piercingly honest, the novella examines the weight of judgment—both personal and societal—and serves as a chilling meditation on self-awareness and the human condition.
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Philosophical fiction books weave profound ideas and existential questions into compelling narratives, challenging readers to explore the nature of reality, morality, free will, and the meaning of life. These stories often blend deep philosophical inquiry with rich character development, thought-provoking dialogues, and intricate plots that encourage introspection. From allegorical tales and dystopian visions to existential dramas and metaphysical explorations, this section offers a literary journey into the deepest corners of human thought. For readers who enjoy intellectual storytelling, these books provide a space to engage with the great philosophical debates through fiction. Whether examining the struggle between fate and choice, the pursuit of truth, or the clash between ethics and power, these works push the boundaries of literature and philosophy. Perfect for those who seek wisdom beyond mere entertainment, philosophical fiction offers a gateway to understanding life’s biggest questions through the lens of storytelling.
Weight | 200 g |
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Condition | New |
Format | Paperback |
Product Type | Philosophical Fiction |
Writer | |
Language | English |
Genre | Philosophy |
Origin | French |
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