Albert Camus: is morality possible in a situation of absurd?

The work questions the ethical legacy of existential philosophy represented by A. Camus. It is demonstrated that based on absurd philosophy, which denies the existence of the highest meaning; it is possible to argue against moral permissibility. The authors show that feeling absurd leads us to revolt in the name of protecting the dignity of the human person. If the world, in the face of nature or society, flouts this dignity by asserting the worthlessness and needlessness of human life, the rebel will struggle to create a society coming from the exact opposite.