Comparative — Values, Power, and Perspective (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Comparative — Values, Power, and Perspective
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Camus's core value

Individual absurd philosophy & detached observation

Daoud's counter-value

Collective postcolonial memory & passionate grief

Paratactic style

Short, simple sentences used by Meursault

Musa's role

Named victim, murdered Arab brother in Daoud's novel

Harun's role

Narrator of Meursault Investigation, Musa's brother

Narrative perspective shift

From perpetrator-centred to victim agency reclamation

Camus's universal vs Daoud's specific

Metaphysical absurdism vs historical particularity

Harun's linguistic strategy

Masters coloniser's French as reclamation: 'I dream in it'

Daoud's quote critiquing absurdism

'That's for people who've never lost anyone'

Pied-noir definition

European settler in Algeria (Camus's perspective)

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