Every Form Of Life Is In Its

Some Speak Of The Public As If It Were Someone With Whom They Have Had Dinner At The Leipzig Fair In The Hotel De Saxe. Who Is This Public? The Public Is Not A Thing, But Rather An Idea, A Postulate, Like The Church.

The Life And Vigor Of Poetry Consists Of The Fact That It Steps Out Of Itself, Tears Out A Section Of Religion, Then Withdraws Into Itself To Assimilate It. The Same Is True Of Philosophy.

Honor Is The Mysticism Of Legality

All Artists Are Self-sacrificing Human Beings, And To Become An Artist Is Nothing But To Devote Oneself To The Subterranean Gods.

Plato's Philosophy Is A Dignified Preface To Future Religion.