Summary
This quote suggests that true nobility is not determined by one's social standing or wealth, but rather by their attitude, actions, and mindset. It implies that a noble person is someone who displays a sense of disdain towards trivial matters, has the courage to stand up for their beliefs, and demonstrates a deep indifference towards material desires or worldly concerns. This notion of nobility emphasizes qualities such as integrity, fearlessness, and detachment from superficial pursuits, highlighting the importance of inner strength and character over external symbols of prestige.
Topics
Aristocracy
By Albert Camus