Camus's L'étranger : fifty years on / edited by Adele King.

Introduction : after fifty years, still a stranger / Adele King
Contexts and influences on L'étranger. Camus, our youthful years / Emmanuel Roblès
Innocence in Camus and Dostoievsky / Jean Daniel
L'étranger and 'metaphysical anxiety' / Frantz Favre
The reception of L'étranger and its influence on other writers. Discovering The outsider / Albert Wendt
A brother to the stranger / Vilas Sarang
The impact of L'étranger : oblique reflections on an oblique novel / K.N. Daruwalla
L'étranger and L'objecteur / David Bradby
The reception of L'étranger in the Soviet Union / Hélène Poplyansky
Camus and Algerian writers / Christiane Achour
History and ethnicity in the reception of L'étranger / Alec G. Hargreaves
Textual studies. Telling stories : narrative reflections in L'étranger / Rosemarie Jones
Narrative desire in L'étranger / Gilbert D. Chaitin
The rhetoric of the text : causality, metaphor, and irony / Peter Schofer.

(cont.) Mama's boy : reading woman in L'étranger / Vicki Mistacco
Humanism and the 'white man's burden' : Camus, Daru, Meursault, and the Arabs / Michel Grimaud
The depiction of Arabs in L'étranger / Jan Rigaud
Comparative studies. Camus, Faulkner, dead mothers : a dialogue / Deborah Clarke and Christiane P. Makward
L'étranger and the new novel / John Fletcher
Camus, Orwell and Greene : the impossible fascination of the colonised / Patrick McCarthy
Strangers and brothers in the works of Albert Camus and Jules Roy / Catherine Savage Brosman
Camus and Sartre / Olivier Todd.