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About The Fall
Camus's The Fall (1956) is his most formally audacious and psychologically complex work — the monologue of Jean-Baptiste Clamence, a former Parisian lawyer who has retreated to Amsterdam to practice as a 'judge-penitent.' Camus's final novel and his most savage self-examination.
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