Question

1. where is albert camuss novel the stranger set? london, england new york, usa paris, france colonial french algeria 8. how might camus respond to someone who argues that violent revolution is necessary to create meaning and justice? violence is the only way to find meaning meaning can only come from chaos violence causes endless cycles and should be avoided justice is irrelevant in an absurd world 9. imagine a society where people reject shared human values and only pursue personal meaning. according to camus, what problem might arise? greater social harmony more efficient governance increased creativity and freedom endless cycles of violence and alienation

Explanation:

1. Albert Camus' The Stranger is set in colonial French Algeria, reflecting the social - political context of the time.
2. Camus was against violence as he believed it led to endless cycles and should be avoided, a key tenet of his philosophy.
3. According to Camus, a society where people reject shared human values and pursue only personal meaning would likely lead to endless cycles of violence and alienation due to lack of a common moral and social framework.

Answer:

1. Colonial French Algeria
2. Violence causes endless cycles and should be avoided
3. Endless cycles of violence and alienation