Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorIn philosophy, the questions are more essential than the answers.
Jean Paul
View AuthorArt truly is not the bread, but rather the wine of life.
Lindsay Kemp
View AuthorI never read novels or essays, but biographies. For me, a man's life is more important than his dreams on paper.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorMan remains the greatest computer.
Arthur Koestler
View AuthorCreative activity is a type of learning process in which the teacher and the student are found within the same individual.
Stanley Kubrick
View AuthorIf it can be written or thought, it can be filmed.
Alisa Kwitney
View AuthorAnd truly, you never know how pompous something will turn out until you see it printed.
Jean de La Fontaine
View AuthorThe craftsman is known by his work.
Jean de La Fontaine
View AuthorImagination has much more sway over us than reality.
Jean de La Fontaine
View AuthorBeauty attracts us, we despise the useful; and beauty often leads us astray.
Bernard-Henri Lévy
View AuthorLiterature is a strange machine that devours, that absorbs all the pleasures, all the events of life. Writers are vampires.
Clive Staples Lewis
View AuthorThe best defense against bad literature is a rich experience with good literature; just as to protect oneself from scoundrels, it is much more effective to truly associate with honest people than to distrust everyone as a matter of principle.