The Subject Of History Is The Gradual

The Following Are The Universally Fundamental Laws Of Literary Communication: 1. One Must Have Something To Communicate; 2. One Must Have Someone To Whom To Communicate It; 3. One Must Really Communicate It, Not Merely Express It For Oneself Alone. Otherwise It Would Be More To The Point To Remain Silent.

To Disrespect The Masses Is Moral; To Honor Them, Lawful.

The Whole History Of Modern Poetry Is A Continuous Commentary On The Short Text Of Philosophy: Every Art Should Become Science, And Every Science Should Become Art; Poetry And Philosophy Should Be United.

Is It Not Superfluous To Write More Than One Novel If The Writer Has Not Become, Say, A New Man? Obviously, All The Novels Of An Author Not Infrequently Belong Together And Are To A Certain Degree Only One Novel.

Since Philosophy Now Criticizes Everything It Comes Across, A Critique Of Philosophy Would Be Nothing Less Than A Just Reprisal.