Our Image Of Happiness Is Indissolubly Bound

Literature Tells Very Little To Those Who Understand It.

The Distracted Person, Too, Can Form Habits.

Ownership Is The Most Intimate Relationship That One Can Have To Objects. Not That They Come Alive In Him; It Is He Who Lives In Them.

All Great Works Of Literature Either Dissolve A Genre Or Invent One.

The Present, Which, As A Model Of Messianic Time, Comprises The Entire History Of Mankind In An Enormous Abridgment, Coincides With The Stature Which The History Of Mankind Has In The Universe.