The Fall - Albert Camus

The Fall Penulis: Albert Camus Tebal: Vi + 240 hlm Harga: 75.000 #34;The Fall #34; is a introspective novel that presents the confessional monologue of Jean-Baptiste Clamence, a former successful Parisian lawyer. Set in a seedy Amsterdam bar, Clamence recounts his journey from a position of self-assuredness and moral rectitude to a state of existential crisis and guilt. Through his narrative, Camus delves into themes of hypocrisy, moral responsibility, and the complexities of human nature. Clamence #39;s self-examination reveals his gradual realization of his own moral failings and the realization that he, like others, is capable of duplicity and cowardice. As he grapples with the concept of responsibility and the guilt he feels for not intervening in a tragic incident, Clamence #39;s story becomes a profound exploration of the human tendency to judge, condemn, and ultimately reflect on one #39;s own flaws. #34;The Fall #34; challenges traditional notions of virtue and exposes the fragile veneer of righteousness, urging readers to confront their own moral ambiguity and engage with the complex nature of human morality and self-deception.