Albert Camus Quotes

Modern Conquerors Can Kill, But Do Not Seem To Be Able To Create. Artists Know How To
create But Cannot Really Kill. Murderers Are Only Very Exceptionally Found Among Artists. In The Long Run,
therefore, Art In Our Revolutionary Societies Must Die. But Then The Revolution Will Have Lived Its Allotted
span. Each Time That The Revolution Kills In A Man The Artist That He Might Have Been, It Attenuates Itself
a Little More. If, Finally, The Conquerors Succeed In Molding The World According To Their Laws, It Will Not
prove That Quantity Is King, But That This World Is Hell. In This Hell, The Place Of Art Will Coincide With That Of
vanquished Rebellion, A Blind And Empty Hope In The Pit Of Despair.

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