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    grandmother”. This autobiographical feature reinforces the humanity of the mentally ill and the composer’s determination to move beyond stereotypes‚ to recognise the innate dignity of all human beings. Nowra draws inspiration from the theatre of the absurd as is evidenced in the physical humour created through slapstick and farce.

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    between Salamano and his dog is utterly absurd. They’ve done the same routine day in and day out for eight long years‚ yet neither one will ever change or learn from their mistakes. Salamano won’t learn to let the dog finish peeing so that it won’t go in the house and the dog won’t learn not to pull the leash. They are both resistant to change‚ probably because they don’t know anything else‚ except how to be miserable together. One of the most absurd things of all is how upset Salamano is when

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    colonialism‚ and free will. Through the progressive disruption of Meursault’s life and his characterization‚ Camus presents the absurdity of the human condition along with the understanding that a person can actually be happy in the face of the absurd. Camus also intentionally sets the story in the colonized country of Algeria‚ and hints at the racial tensions that exist between French-Algerians and Arabs. Indeed‚ these issues of race and colonialism pervade the events of Meursault’s life and

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    The Stranger is heavily rooted in philosopher Albert Camus’ theory of the absurd: the notion that human life has no definable purpose‚ and while the pursuit of an intrinsic meaning to life and the universe holds value‚ it will inevitably prove futile. Meursault‚ Camus’ protagonist‚ lives his life according to these tenets‚ however unwittingly‚ and for the majority of the novel reacts only to concrete‚ sensory things‚ showing neither understanding nor interest in more abstract societal constructs

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    “Marrying Absurd”  The essay “Marrying Absurd” written by Joan Didion provides the background of wedding ceremonies in Las Vegas‚ Nevada. The essay begins with the history of when weddings became popular in Las Vegas in the 60s‚ and how it is now sold as a Vegas commodity. Didion further explains how the past of Vegas as a mobster-run‚ gambling and prostitution center have fueled the idea for further instant gratification. She notes the vast amount of chapels open 24 hours a day littered along the

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    Marrying Absurd To be married in Las Vegas‚ Clark County‚ Nevada‚ a bride must swear that she is eighteen or has parental permission and a bridegroom that he is twenty-one or has parental permission. Someone must put up five dollars for the license. (On Sundays and holidays‚ fifteen dollars. The Clark County Courthouse issues marriage licenses at any time of the day or night except between noon and one in the afternoon‚ between eight and nine in the evening‚ and between four and five in the morning

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    Joan Didion’s essay “Marrying Absurd” is a comical review of Las Vegas and its wedding business. It gives the reader a more in depth look at the things they always expected were happening in Nevada but were never concerned enough about to do the research. While I already knew most of the information in the essay‚ Didion presented it in such an entertaining‚ sarcastic manner that I was never bored. Without coming right out and saying just what she thought of the industry she told us exactly how

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    Camus view of the world was seen to have centred on life‚ the meaning and values of existence‚ and how absurd it all was. The view of the absurd was a man ’s futile search for meaning‚ unity and clarity in the face of an unintelligible world devoid of God‚ eternal truths and values. Which then implies that there is an absence of any reasons to live there being no predefined purpose to the world or universe. To which the answer seems to be suicide‚ to remove yourself from a world that is decidedly

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    is given value even though that value itself doesn’t exist. Realizing this a person can find purpose through his meaningless. That is being the absurd hero accepting the world as it is‚ meaningless and still finding happiness through that. Meursault‚ the protagonist of The Stranger written by Albert Camus is the epitome of the absurd hero. The absurd hero is defined as a person that has knowledge of decay‚ fulfillment of happiness‚ and rebuke

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    A country with absurd laws

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    A Country With Absurd Laws A shocking new law In January 2014 a new law was signed by the president of Nigeria with no announcement. According to the law‚ all same-sex marriages‚ gay groups and public show of same-sex affection is forbidden. The law also affects those who assist gay people‚ which means that this law will endanger the HIV programs in Nigeria. A fact that is worth mentioning is that Nigeria runs second in the number of people suffering with HIV and that is 3.4 million people.

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