Robert E. Meagher

“Like our soul, our humanity is both innate and elusive. Its existence is a truism, eluding positive proof. We may only witness it in its absence. We may only experience it when we feel it slipping away. So it was for Camus in "The Human Crisis", when he shared four stark parables to convey the absence of humanity, the mortal threat to our souls, the unseen bacillus whose presence we nonetheless sense.”
― Robert E. Meagher, Albert Camus and the Human Crisis