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Booldawg | 23:09 Tue 07th Mar 2006 | Arts & Literature
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recently i read about a novel written by one of the more famous 20th centrury existentialist, either kafka, kierkegaard or camus. it was the story of a man who was born without the ability to feel or show love. I cant quite remember who it was by or what it was called -any ideas?
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Sounds like L'etranger (The Outsider) by Camus to me.
23:48 Tue 07th Mar 2006
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Agree - he eventually kills someone without understanding or remorse.
23:59 Tue 07th Mar 2006
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... starting with his complete indifference to the death of his mother...
03:13 Wed 08th Mar 2006
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thank you one and all, right, off to Amazon now!
09:24 Wed 08th Mar 2006

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