Simone Weil
View AuthorFor your right hand to ignore what your left hand does, it will have to be hidden from consciousness.
Aristotle
View AuthorPhilosophy must be a special knowledge, of the first principles and the first causes.
Edmund Burke
View AuthorThe first and simplest emotion we discover in the human mind is curiosity.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorThere are no weeds or bad men; there are only bad cultivators.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorA smart man is someone who knows how to be smart enough to hire people smarter than him.
John Locke
View AuthorThe teacher's job is not so much to teach everything that can be learned, but to instill in the student love and esteem for knowledge.
Ovid
View AuthorHere I am a foreigner because no one understands me.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorThe world could exist very well without literature, and even better without man.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorThe greater a man's knowledge, the greater his faith must be; and the closer he gets to God, the clearer his vision of God becomes.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorPrimary education is the right of the child.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorA poet is a world enclosed in a man.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorThe future is in the hands of the schoolteacher.