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You explained the philosophical standpoints of this novel very well. This is my favorite book of all time and I really enjoyed studying its themes, but many people have problems with understanding the abstract concepts behind the work. You did a very good job explaining existentialism, especially considering that it's a concept many people struggle with.

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I had such a hard time understanding this book and its concepts that your project was great! I especially liked how you used icons for the pictures because it made everything much simpler. Also, I didn't realize Mersault had his transformation IN jail, I thought he was always weird so I'm glad I know the difference and his transformation now!

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Awesome job on the Piktochart! I really liked how you guys went into a lot of depth on the kind of genre that The Stranger is. I was pretty confused on that because the plot itself is super weird. It helps me connect lots of things together, knowing that it is a form of Philosophical fiction! Thanks! Great work!

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I liked your review because it explained existentialism, and this is kind of a more abstract concept to grasp. It also helped me remember the events of the book. I had kind of forgotten it. I think it also helped to keep the seemingly pointless events straight and not get them confused. I also liked the symbols that you picked because I hadn't picked up on them the first time.

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You did a great job with making it easy to read and straight to the point! I really liked how to explained the sun and the eyes being symbols. I think the sun was an important part of this novel because it did panic him.

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This was super creative! I love the graphics and how you separated everything to make it easy to read. This was one of the novels I struggled with, and I learned a lot from your infographic, especially about the genres. I have a better understanding of existentialism and philosophical fiction, and this really made me think of how they were related. I also never thought of Meursault and Raymond as foils, but I understand how they could be because Raymond seemed to push Meursault into much of the trouble he got in. Your mention of the sun and how it was used differently in this novel was extremely helpful as well. Great job!

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We knew that this novel was existentialist as it focused on a sociopathic main character. The novel was certainly interesting to read, but I was confused on what it all meant and what the characters represented. I just knew it was, well, strange! You did a great job explaining what philosophical fiction was, which was quite helpful in understanding the why's of the novel a bit more. There were a few formatting confusions, but I knew what you were saying and thought that overall you did a great job!

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You do a fantastic job explaining philosophical fiction and existentialism. I definitely have a clearer view of existentialism after reading your infographic. It was also nice to have a refresher on the novel. I never really thought of Raymond as a foil to Meursault, so I wish there was more of an explanation for that. I also never thought to consider the eyes as an important symbol, so awesome job explaining that!

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Great job! When we first discussed this novel, I didn't really think about its genre. The genre of philosophical fiction is very interesting. The Stranger really focuses on the darker parts of human life and the meaning of life itself. I also didn't remember that eyes were an important symbol. I didn't think about the fact that Meursault can only see himself in the eyes of others. The idea of existentialism is also very important throughout this novel, so it was good to review that through your infographic as well. Your infographic was very helpful in allowing me to review this novel, and hit on all of the important aspects.