The Law Of The Innermost Form Of

He Who Stands Aloof Runs The Risk Of Believing Himself Better Than Others And Misusing His Critique Of Society As An Ideology For His Private Interest. While He Gropingly Forms His Own Life In The Frail Image Of A True Existence, He Should Never Forget Its Frailty, Nor How Little The Image Is A Substitute For True Life. Against Such Awareness, However, Pulls The Momentum Of The Bourgeois Within Him.

Of The World As It Exists, It Is Not Possible To Be Enough Afraid.

The Noiseless Din That We Have Long Known In Dreams, Booms At Us In Waking Hours From Newspaper Headlines.

If Across The Atlantic The Ideology Was Pride, Here It Is Delivering The Goods.

A German Is Someone Who Cannot Tell A Lie Without Believing It Himself.