C.G. Jung : The archdemon of egoism
"The archdemon of egoism leads us along the royal road to that ingathering which religious experience demands."
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Ressources et points de vue culturels
Anthologia met en ligne une sélection d'œuvres littéraires et artistiques ainsi que des articles critiques, pour redécouvrir la culture autrement.
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- il y a 3 jours
- 9 Min
Miguel de Unamuno : For what did Don Quixote fight ?
"For what did Don Quixote fight ? For Dulcinea, for glory, for life, for survival. "
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- il y a 3 jours
- 6 Min
George Orwell : The Sporting Spirit
"Serious sport has nothing to do with fair play."
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- 29 mai
- 3 Min
G. K. Chesterton : The Mad Official
"Going mad is the slowest and dullest business in the world."
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- 29 mai
- 3 Min
"Montaigne, The Wise Skeptic", by R.W. Emerson
"The wise skeptic wishes to have a near view of the best game and the chief players; what is best in the planet; art and nature..."
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- 29 mai
- 4 Min
Bertrand Russell : What makes people unhappy ?
Animals are happy so long as they have health and enough to eat. Human beings, one feels, ought to be, but in the modern world they are not.
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- 20 mai
- 5 Min
Balzac, The Eccentric (by Stefan Zweig)
"No less remarkable than Balzac’s genius as a writer was his lack of aptitude for the role of society lion."
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- 18 mai
- 2 Min
Bertrand Russell : On Comets
"In our day, it is difficult to imagine a world in which everybody, high and low, educated and uneducated, was preoccupied with comets,"
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- 18 mai
- 4 Min
Bertrand Russell : Modern Homogeneity
"America is a man-made world; moreover it is a world which man has made by means of machinery."
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- 16 mai
- 4 Min
Rudyard Kipling : Surgeons and the Soul
"Once upon a time, or rather at the very birth of time, .. Man claimed that he, too, was in some sort a deity."
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- 11 mai
- 4 Min
Thoughts On Solitude
"Solitude, though it may be silent as light, is, like light, the mightiest of agencies; for solitude is essential to man." Thomas De Quincy
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- 5 mai
- 6 Min
Søren Kierkegaard : "The Present Age" (1886)
"The present age is an age of publicity, the age of miscellaneous announcements: nothing happens but still there is instant publicity."
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- 5 mai
- 1 Min
Marie-Louise von Franz : Entretiens
Les rêves et la destinée (entretien en français) * Le cri de Merlin (entretien en français) * Entretien à Bollingen, 1977 (srt fr) * *...
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- 4 avr.
- 6 Min
Anton Chekhov : Who Was To Blame ? (short story)
"On his way home from the high school, Pyotr Demyanitch went into a general shop and bought a mouse-trap for fifteen kopecks."
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- 2 avr.
- 6 Min
Thomas Browne : On Dreams
"However dreames may bee fallacious concerning outward events, yet may they bee truly significant at home..."
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- 30 mars
- 6 Min
A day in Balzac’s working life, by Stefan Zweig
"Let us take a day in Balzac’s working life, a day typical of thousands."
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- 22 févr.
- 7 Min
Hermann Hesse : At the Badenau spa
"A spa such as this can destroy the magic and ravish the beauty of the most beautiful valley in the Black Forest."
