Edmund Husserl
View AuthorThe judgment, the evaluation, the pretension, are not empty experiences that consciousness has, but experiences composed of an intentional stream
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorLove drives away fear, and reciprocally, fear drives away love. And not only does fear expel love; it also expels intelligence, kindness, every thought of beauty and truth, leaving only mute despair. In the end, fear even expels humanity itself from man.
Henrik Johan Ibsen
View AuthorLife could be quite pleasant if those creditors didn't knock on the door demanding the fulfillment of ideals from poor men like us.
Eugene Ionesco
View AuthorArt is useless, but man is incapable of doing without the useless.
Jean Paul
View AuthorMemory is the only paradise from which we cannot be expelled.
Jean Paul
View AuthorThe memory is the only paradise from which we cannot be expelled.
Patrick J. Kennedy
View AuthorTerrorists attempt to modify our behavior by provoking fear, uncertainty, and division in society.
Robert Kennedy
View AuthorEvery time a man defends an ideal, acts to improve the fate of others, or fights against an injustice, he transmits a tiny wave of hope.
Milan Kundera
View AuthorIt's possible that we may not be capable of loving precisely because we desire to be loved, because we want the other person to give us something (love), instead of approaching them without demands and wanting only their mere presence.
Milan Kundera
View AuthorThere is nothing heavier than compassion. Not even one's own pain is as heavy as the pain felt with someone, for someone, multiplied by the imagination, prolonged in a thousand echoes.
Prince Charles Joseph de Ligne
View AuthorWhose reputations do they depend on? Almost always those who have none.
Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorIt is better to remain silent and let them suspect your lack of wisdom than to speak and remove any doubt about it.