The Life Of Sense Begins By Assuming

From The Failure Of The Humanist Tradition To Participate Fully Or To Act Decisively, Civilizations May Perhaps Crumble Or Perish At The Hands Of Barbarians. But Unless The Humanist Tradition Itself In Some Form Survives, There Can Really Be No Civilization At All.

In An Automobile Civilization, Which Was One Of Constant Motion And Activity, There Was Almost No Time To Think; In A Television One, There Is Small Desire.

Prig And Philistine, Ph.d. And C.p.a., Despot Of English 218c And Big Shot Of The Kiwanis Club-how Much, At Bottom, They Both Hate Art, And How Hard It Is To Know Which Of Them Hates It The More.

With Intellectuals, Moral Thought Is Often Less A Tonic That Quickens Ethical Action Than A Narcotic That Deadens It.

One Must Never Judge The Writer By The Man; But One May Fairly Judge The Man By The Writer.