Isocrates
View AuthorMathematics is a gymnastics of the mind and a preparation for philosophy.
William James
View AuthorThere is no greater lie than the misunderstood truth.
William James
View AuthorThe art of being wise consists in knowing what to turn a blind eye to.
Benjamín Jarnés
View AuthorHistory is not the teacher of life: no one learns their lesson.
Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorTo philosophize is and only is to learn how to die.
Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorIn philosophy, the questions are more essential than the answers.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorIt is not possible to live without books.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorAdvocate, my dear companion, for a crusade against ignorance; establish and improve the law of educating the common people.
Lindsay Kemp
View AuthorI never read novels or essays, but biographies. For me, a man's life is more important than his dreams on paper.
Thomas à Kempis
View AuthorOne who truly has a clear conscience will easily be happy and at peace.
Thomas à Kempis
View AuthorI have sought tranquility everywhere, and I have only found it sitting in a secluded corner, with a book in my hands.
Thomas à Kempis
View AuthorThe humble knowledge of oneself is a safer path to God than the path of science.