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'Why both Sartre and Camus should have been so keenly aware of the absurd about the same time is one of those mysteries of the zeitgeist time spirit: that we are still far from solving. Camus always had a strongly lyrical feeling for the material world-sunlight, sea, sex- so that his consciousness of the absurd was an intermittent feeling, occurring only in moments of metaphysical interrogation. Also, as he came from the working classs, he did not look upon it so much as a social stratum but rather as a highly differentiated reality, made up of irreducible individuals. In other words, his intellectualism, which was genuine and had moreover been developed by philosophical studies at the university level, was tempered by pragmatism and a sense of inarticualate values. Poverty, tuberculosis, and a feeling for human solidarity made him much more of an ordinary man than Sartre, the ferociously dedicated intellectual, whose professed aim is to translate everything into words, so that formulated truths can react on society. '
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