Camus' Ethics

Albert Camus’ ethics centers on embracing life's absurdity—recognizing that life has no inherent meaning—and responding with personal authenticity and moral integrity. He advocates for living fully, with courage and honesty, despite this lack of ultimate purpose. Rather than seeking external meaning or divine values, Camus encourages individuals to create their own meaning through their actions, while respecting others' freedoms. His ethics emphasize compassion, responsibility, and resilience, urging us to confront life's challenges head-on and find significance in genuine human experiences.