John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorTo love reading is to exchange hours of boredom for hours of ineffable and delightful company.
S. Kent
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Hermann Keyserling
View AuthorIn practice, only what intelligence can solve is a problem.
Sören Aabye Kierkegaard
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B.B. King
View AuthorThe wonderful thing about learning something is that no one can take it away from us.
Rudyard Kipling
View AuthorSix honest servants taught me all I know; their names are how, when, where, what, who, and why.
Rudyard Kipling
View AuthorYou learn more from what people talk amongst themselves or what is understood, than by asking questions.
José Saramago
View AuthorHistory is written from the point of view of the victors; the vanquished have never written history. It is inevitably written from a male point of view.
José Saramago
View AuthorUltimately, it must be acknowledged that history is not selective; it is also discriminatory, taking from life what interests it as socially accepted material as historical and disregarding the rest, precisely where the true explanation of the facts, of things, of the damn reality could perhaps be found. Truly I tell you, truly I say that it is better to be a novelist, a fiction writer, a liar.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorEven the past can be modified; historians never stop proving it.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorAll means are good when they are effective.