Strangeness and inner exile in two tales by Albert Camus: “La femme adultère” and “Jonas ou l’artiste au travail”
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20th century, French literature, Albert Camus, interior exile.
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Our study focuses on the human profiles of some prominent figures who experience different types of exile, as stable emotion that becomes interior and that transforms their vital context, as a physical or social strangeness or as multiple and complex manifestations of the interior exile in “La femme adultère” and “Jonas ou l’artiste au travail”.Downloads
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Tudoras L. E. (2012). Strangeness and inner exile in two tales by Albert Camus: “La femme adultère” and “Jonas ou l’artiste au travail”. Revista de Filología Románica, 405-413. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_RFRM.2011.38713
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