One Must Have Tradition In Oneself, To

If Philosophy Is Still Necessary, It Is So Only In The Way It Has Been From Time Immemorial: As Critique, As Resistance To The Expanding Heteronomy, Even If Only As Thought's Powerless Attempt To Remain Its Own Master And To Convict Of Untruth, By Their Own Criteria, Both A Fabricated Mythology And A Conniving, Resigned Acquiescence.

In Many People It Is Already An Impertinence To Say 'i'.

Everything That Has Ever Been Called Folk Art Has Always Reflected Domination.

The Recent Past Always Presents Itself As If Destroyed By Catastrophes.

Only A Humanity To Whom Death Has Become As Indifferent As Its Members, That Has Itself Died, Can Inflict It Administratively On Innumerable People.