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Originally Posted by Strangelet
Which is to say it shouldn't seem pointless...
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Erm.. that
is the "point"... it
is pointless!! It's intended to be pointless.
Anyways, Sartre's
Nausea browbeats
The Stranger to a bloody pulp... in the sense that Sartre's ability to present a rising up of meaning out of absurd, meaningless surroundings and events in the story is not only more significant, but more interesting as well. It is all just a matter of taste, of course.
Can't believe I forgot to mention
Nausea.
OK, enough exegetical banter.