The Sociability Of Artists Is A Paradoxical

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

The Artist Must Prophesy Not In The Sense That He Foretells Things To Come, But In The Sense That He Tells His Audience, At The Risk Of Their Displeasure, The Secrets Of Their Own Hearts

Nothing Capable Of Being Memorized Is 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?