Provided me with a fresh, well-cited look at the The Stranger, Myth of Sisyphus, and The Fall trilogy. Solomon focuses on the conflict between perception and reflection in Camus's works. He critiques traditional interpretations of Camus and Sartre, and I'd recommend this very readable theoretical work to anyone interested in developing their understanding of Sartre.

This book offered a theory about the importance of meta-cognition in Camus's works. Makes so much sense! Easy theoretical read. ( )