Table of Contents

Preface - Introduction: After Fifty Years, Still a Stranger; A.King - Contexts and Influences on L'Etranger - Camus, our Youthful Years; E.Robl s - Innocence in Camus and Dostoievsky; J.Daniel - L'Etranger and 'Metaphysical Anxiety'; F.Favre - The Reception of L'Etranger and its Influence on other Writers - Discovering the Outsider; A.Wendt - A Brother to the Stranger; V.Sarang - The Impact of L'Etranger: Oblique Reflections on an Oblique Novel; K.N.Daruwalla - L'Etranger and L'Objecteur; D.Bradby - The Reception of L'Etranger in the Soviet Union; H.Poplyansky - Camus and Algerian Writers; C.Achour - History and Ethnicity in the Reception of L'Etranger; A.G.Hargreaves - Textual Studies - Telling Stories: Narrative Reflections in L'Etranger; R.Jones - Narrative Desire in L'Etranger; G.Chaitin - The Rhetoric of the Text: Causality, Metaphor, and Irony; P.Schofer - Mama's Boy: Reading Woman in L'Etranger; V.Mistacco - Humanism and the 'White Man's Burden': Camus, Daru, Meursault, and the Arabs; M.Grimaud - Depiction of Arabs in L'Etranger; J.Rigaud - Comparative Studies - Camus, Faulkner, Dead Mothers ... A Dialogue; D.Clarke & C.Makward - L'Etranger and the New Novel; J.Fletcher - Camus, Orwell and Greene: the Impossible Fascination of the Colonized; P.McCarthy - Strangers and Brothers in the Works of Albert Camus and Jules Roy; C.S.Brosman - Camus and Sartre; O.Todd - Notes - Index