Impersonal Camus
Albert Camus(1913-1960), a French writer born in Drean Algery, has been
very prolific writer and his characteristic is impersonal narration of events
and, in fact he tells that happen but through very little references to
protagonist, he describes nature, land and very much condition, but never
personal, never to his protagonist, also title of his stories is impersonal, we
are going to know very little or nothing
of these men and women, he has describes through reference the bodily
and expressions, he is very synthetic on contrary about nature and lands he
describes through major particulars, although synthetic, tree and other, regard
a chosen of a tomb so he describes it: “In the cemetery of hers city has
expired a license, on this land proprietaries has erected a tomb very
sumptuous, of black marble a very much well…”, he has terminated this argument
through very concise description, and after nothing. Other digressions during
telling are present and it are very useless to tell: “The courage is to keep
eyes to light and on death…”, these are very deviations very frequent and I
think that these are useless, because nothing to tell. It is more evident than
other during read of The wedding where author is more impersonal and now he
uses alone imagines and references very negligible, a history isn’t, personages
aren’t and everything is kept on a tell very boring.
Alessandro Lusana
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