My favourite musician happens to be the same as Shakespeare’s: John Dowland. His songs are sorrowful but heal the soul by their sweetness and courage.
Robert Graves in a letter to Idries Shah in 1968 found at the Wikiquote page on John Dowland
July 13, 2008 • 9:59 am 0
My favourite musician happens to be the same as Shakespeare’s: John Dowland. His songs are sorrowful but heal the soul by their sweetness and courage.
Robert Graves in a letter to Idries Shah in 1968 found at the Wikiquote page on John Dowland
February 21, 2008 • 7:21 pm 0
Daly: In a sense, would you say that the age of biogenetics/cyberspace is the age of philosophy?
Žižek: Yes, and the age of philosophy in the sense again that we are confronted more and more often with philosophical problems at an everyday level. It is not that you withdraw from daily life into a world of philosophical contemplation. On the contrary, you cannot find your way around daily life itself without answering certain philosophical questions. It is a unique time when everyone is, in a way, forced to be some kind of philosopher.
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February 5, 2008 • 8:56 pm 0

It is the fundamental duty of the citizen to resist and to restrain the violence of the state. Those who choose to disregard this responsibility can justly be accused of complicity in war crimes, which is itself designated as ‘a crime under international law’ in the principles of the Charter of Nuremberg.
from the Noam Chomsky — Wikiquote page
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• 7:28 pm 0

The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.
- Dorothy Parker
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