Man Is Free Whenever He Produces Or

The Highest Good And Solely Useful Is Liberal Education.

All The Great Truths Are Basically Trivial And So We Have To Find New Ways, Preferably Paradoxical Ways, Of Expressing Them, In Order To Keep Them From Falling Into Oblivion.

One Of Two Things Is Usually Lacking In The So-called Philosophy Of Art: Either Philosophy Or Art.

Only He Who Possesses A Personal Religion, An Original View Of Infinity, Can Be An Artist.

Imagination Must First Be Filled To The Point Of Saturation With Life Of Every Kind Before The Moment Arrives When The Friction Of Free Sociability Electrifies It To Such An Extent That The Most Gentle Stimulus Of Friendly Or Hostile Contact Elicits From It Lightning Sparks, Luminous Flashes, Or Shattering Blows.