Showing posts with label quotes from William Shakespeare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quotes from William Shakespeare. Show all posts
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Saturday, April 12, 2014
He who is not free is not a …
He who is not free is not a man; he who is not free has no sight, no knowledge, no discernment, no growth, no comprehension, no will, no faith, no love; he has no wife and children, he has only a female with young: he lives not. Freedom is the apple of the eye; freedom is the visual organ of progress.
William Shakespeare by Victor Hugo
Thursday, April 10, 2014
God creates by …
God creates by intuition; man creates by inspiration, strengthened by observation. This second creation, which is nothing else but divine action carried out by man, is what is called “genius”.
William Shakespeare by Victor Hugo
Sunday, April 6, 2014
The theatre is a crucible of …
The theatre is a crucible of civilization. It is a place of human communion. All its phases need to be studied. It is in the theatre that the public soul is formed.
William Shakespeare by Victor Hugo
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Science makes discoveries, Art composes …
Science makes discoveries; Art composes works. Science is an acquirement of man; Science is a ladder: one savant mounts above his fellow. Poetry is a soaring flight.
William Shakespeare by Victor Hugo
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
In Science, all tends to stir, to change, to form fresh …
In Science, all tends to stir, to change, to form fresh surfaces. All denies, destroys, creates, replaces all. What was ground yesterday is put into the hopper again today. The colossal machine, Science, never rests. It is never satisfied; it is insatiable for improvement, of which the absolute knows nothing. Vaccination is called in question, the lightning-rod is called in question. Jenner may have erred, Franklin may have been mistaken; let us search again. This agitation is noble. Science is restless around man; she has her own reasons. Science plays in progress the part of utility. Let us reverence this superb handmaiden.
William Shakespeare by Victor Hugo
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