Aristotle
View AuthorPoetry is deeper and more philosophical than history.
Aristotle
View AuthorThanks to memory, in men occurs what is called experience.
Aristotle
View AuthorThe end of speculative science is truth, and the end of practical science is action.
Aristotle
View AuthorThere is no genius without a touch of madness.
Aristotle
View AuthorThose who educate children well deserve more honors than their own parents, because the former only gave them life, the latter taught them the art of living well.
John Ashbery
View AuthorI do not write about my experiences, but from outside of them.
Isaac Asimov
View AuthorFirst of all, let's put an end to Socrates, because I'm tired of this notion that knowing nothing is a sign of wisdom.
Isaac Asimov
View AuthorBeing self-taught is, I am convinced, the only type of education that exists.
Isaac Asimov
View AuthorIf knowledge creates problems, it is not through ignorance that we can solve them.
W. H. Auden
View AuthorA poet is, above all, a person passionately in love with language.
Jane Austen
View AuthorI often marvel at how heavy history can be, because much of it must be pure invention.
Jane Austen
View AuthorI don't mind walking. There are no distances when you have a reason.