irrationality and absurdity in existentialist literature

"Irrationality and absurdity in existentialist literature" refers to the recurring themes and ideas present in works that explore human existence. It encompasses the acknowledgment that life lacks inherent meaning or purpose, and individuals often feel confused, disoriented, or disconnected from the world. This perspective emphasizes the irrational and nonsensical aspects of existence, challenging traditional notions of logic and reason, and highlighting the unpredictability and chaos that accompany human existence.

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