Albert Camus Quotes on Values
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History without a value to transfigure it, is controlled by the law of expediency.
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I have shared and I still share many of the contemporary frenzies. But I have never been able to get myself to spit, as so many others do, on the word 'honor.'
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In the difficult hour we are living, what else can I desire than to exclude nothing and to learn how to braid with white thread and black thread a single cord stretched to the breaking-point? In everything I have done or said up to now, I seem to recognize these two forces, even when they are at cross-purposes.
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Liberty ultimately seems to me, for societies and for individuals, for labor and for culture, the supreme good that governs all others.
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The most painful thing to bear is seeing a mockery made of what one loves.
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We live in an unsacrosanct moment in history.