Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorA genius is one who is able to see the idea in the phenomenon.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorIntuition is not an opinion, it is the thing itself.
Albert Schweitzer
View AuthorAs we acquire knowledge, things do not become more understandable, but more mysterious.
Walter Scott
View AuthorThe most important part of a man's education is that which he gives himself.
Camille Sée
View AuthorThey say that history repeats itself, the truth is that its lessons are not taken advantage of.
Yorgos Seferis
View AuthorWherever you touch it, memory hurts.
Walter C. Sellar
View AuthorFor every person who wants to teach, there are approximately thirty people who do not want to learn.
Herbert Spencer
View AuthorThe object of education is to form beings capable of governing themselves, and not to be governed by others.
Herbert Spencer
View AuthorTrain yourself instead of waiting to be trained and shaped.
Baruch Spinoza
View AuthorThe most important activity that a human being can achieve is to learn to understand, because to understand is to be free.
John Steinbeck
View AuthorBy the thickness of the dust in the books of a public library, the culture of a people can be measured.
Laurence Sterne
View AuthorScience can be learned by heart, but wisdom cannot.