Philosophy As Practice Does Not Mean Its

Man Is Always Something More Than What He Knows Of Himself. He Is Not What He Is Simply Once And For All, But Is A Process; He Is Not Merely An Extant Life, But Is, Within That Life, Endowed With Possibilities Through The Freedom He Possesses To Make Of Himself What He Will By The Activities On Which He Decides.

Philosophy Is Tested And Characterised By The Way In Which It Appropriates Its History.

As A Universal History Of Philosophy, The History Of Philosophy Must Become One Great Unity.

Philosophic Meditation Is An Accomplishment By Which I Attain Being And My Own Self, Not Impartial Thinking Which Studies A Subject With Indifference.

The More Determinedly I Exist, As Myself, Within The Conditions Of The Time, The More Clearly I Shall Hear The Language Of The Past, The Nearer I Shall Feel The Glow Of Its Life.