In Libro Veritas @InlibroV

Many texts and essays on Philosophy, Psychology, Litterature and Arts on https://t.co/jr1bPG6RFx pinterest.fr/anthologiablog… Angers ; France Joined February 2020

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old paris @oldparis75

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#Paris Les Champs-Elysées, vue prise de l'Arc de Triomphe

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Ernst Jünger: “When we look back, our eyes alight on graves and ruins, on a field of rubble. We are then inveigled by a mirage of time: while believing that we are advancing and progressing, we are actually moving toward that past. Soon we will belong to it: time passes over us.”

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William Shakespeare ; Richard II

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Phaedrus (Roman fabulist, 15-50 B.C.)

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Francis Bacon, The New Organon

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2 years ago

"Wordsworth is described as the poet of nature. He is more the poet of man, deeply wrought upon by a certain phase of nature, the nature of those sombre, quiet, green, far-reaching mountain solitudes." John Burroughs Fresh Fields anthologialitt.com/post/in-wordwo…

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In Libro Veritas @InlibroV

6 years ago

"Suffering is one very long moment. We cannot divide it by seasons. We can only record its moods, and chronicle their return. With us time itself does not progress. It revolves. It seems to circle round one centre of pain." ~ Oscar Wilde ; De Profundis

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4 years ago

"I live in that solitude which is painful in youth, but delicious in the years of maturity." Albert Einstein "Self-Portrait", 1936

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3 years ago

"My life is spent in one long effort to escape from the commonplaces of existence." Arthur Conan Doyle The Red Headed League #botd 22. May 1859

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Jacobus @jacqmusik

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Montaigne

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Yoon @nicoscosc

4 weeks ago

“Good-bye, I’ve barely said a word to you, but it’s always like that… we never really see each other, we never say the things we should like to; in fact it’s the same everywhere in this life. Let’s hope that when we are dead things will be better arranged.” — Mme de Guermantes

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Barbarian Herodotus @BBHerodotus

a month ago

The study of Alexandre Dumas, which he dubbed, the Château d'If.

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In Libro Veritas @InlibroV

2 years ago

"Scholê, from which the English words school, scholar, etc. are derived, means popularly "leisure"..."

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a month ago

"My dear friends, let me sing you the song of solitude. .. From childhood to manhood is only one step, one single step. In taking that step you break away from father and mother, you become yourself; it is a step into solitude. No one takes it completely." anthologialitt.com/post/hermann-h…

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Edmund @Kulambq

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'My life, more than that of anyone I know, has been spent in solitude and wandering.' Thomas Wolfe, 'God's Lonely Man'

signüll @signulll

a month ago

i never knew there was an actual term for this: epistemic loneliness is a cognitive form of isolation that happens when you cannot share complex ideas, inner thoughts, or meaningful perspectives because you lack a willing, able, or understanding conversational partner.