William James
View AuthorThe art of being wise consists in knowing what to turn a blind eye to.
William James
View AuthorThe proof of every truth lies simply in its effectiveness.
William James
View AuthorThe deepest principle of human character is the longing to be appreciated.
William James
View AuthorAll our scientific and philosophical ideals are altars to the unknown gods.
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.
Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorTo be a man is to be free. The meaning of history is for us to truly become men.
Louis de Jaucourt
View AuthorMisfortune is the midwife of virtues.
Jean Paul
View AuthorA man's friendship is often a support; a woman's friendship is always a consolation.
Jean Paul
View AuthorIn order for sleep, wealth, and health to be truly enjoyed, it is necessary to interrupt them.
Jean Paul
View AuthorThe shy are afraid before danger; the cowards, during it; the brave, afterwards.