All History Is The History Of Thought.

The Children Of Each Generation Are Taught To Want What They Are Taught They Must Not Have.

The Chief Business Of Seventeenth-century Philosophy Was To Reckon With Seventeenth-century Science... The Chief Business Of Twentieth-century Philosophy Is To Reckon With Twentieth-century History.

The Romantic Artist Expects People To Ask, 'what Has He Got To Say?' The Classical Artist Expects Them To Ask, 'how Does He Say It?

There Is No Truer And More Abiding Happiness Than The Knowledge That One Is Free To Go On Doing, Day By Day, The Best Work One Can Do, ... , And That This Work Is Absorbed By A Steady Market And Thus Supports One's Own Life ... Perfect Freedom Is Reserved For The Man Who Lives By His Own Work And In That Work Does What He Wants To Do.

All History Is The History Of Thought.