Quote by Albert Camus

I rebel; therefore I exist.

I rebel; therefore I exist.

Summary

This quote by Albert Camus captures the essence of individualism and the human pursuit of freedom. It emphasizes the idea that rebellion is not only an act of defiance but also a way of asserting one's existence and personal identity. Camus suggests that through rebelling against societal norms, expectations, or oppressive systems, individuals are able to fully affirm their own existence and assert their agency in the world. The quote challenges conformity and inspires individuals to question and challenge the status quo, thereby embracing their authenticity and claiming their own place in the world.

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Existentialism Rebel

By Albert Camus

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