Daydream Transports The Dreamer Outside The Immediate

A Book Is A Human Fact; A Great Book Like Seraphita Gathers Together Numerous Psychological Elements. These Elements Become Coherent Through A Sort Of Psychological Beauty. It Does The Reader A Service.

He Who Ceases To Learn Cannot Adequately Teach.

Two Half Philosophers Will Probably Never A Whole Metaphysician Make.

In Order To Dream So Far, Is It Enough To Read? Isn't It Necessary To Write? Write As In Our Schoolboy Past, In Those Days When, As Bonnoure Says, The Letters Wrote Themselves One By One, Either In Their Gibbosity Or Else In Their Pretentious Elegance? In Those Days, Spelling Was A Drama, Our Drama Of Culture At Work In The Interior Of A Word.

Irony Gives Us, At Little Expense, The Impression That We Are Experienced Psychologists.