Man Lives By Imagination.

There Is Nothing More Fragile Than Civilization.

The Romantic Embrace Can Only Be Compared With Music And With Prayer.

On The Threshold Of The Moral World We Meet The Idea Of Freedom, 'one Of The Weightiest Concepts Man Has Ever Formed,' Once A Dogma, In The Course Of Time A Hypothesis, Now In The Eyes Of Many A Fiction, Yet We Cannot Do Without It, Even Although We May Be Firmly Convinced That Our Acts Are Determined By Laws That Cannot Be Broken.

Philosophy Is A Purely Personal Matter. A Genuine Philosopher's Credo Is The Outcome Of A Single Complex Personality; It Cannot Be Transferred. No Two Persons, If Sincere, Can Have The Same Philosophy.

Reproduction Is So Primitive And Fundamental A Function Of Vital Organisms That The Mechanism By Which It Is Assured Is Highly Complex And Not Yet Clearly Understood. It Is Not Necessarily Connected With Sex, Nor Is Sex Necessarily Connected With Reproduction.