In The Ancients, One Sees The Accomplished

Is It Not Superfluous To Write More Than One Novel If The Writer Has Not Become, Say, A New Man? Obviously, All The Novels Of An Author Not Infrequently Belong Together And Are To A Certain Degree Only One Novel.

Poetry Should Describe Itself, And Always Be Simultaneously Poetry And The Poetry Of Poetry.

Since Philosophy Now Criticizes Everything It Comes Across, A Critique Of Philosophy Would Be Nothing Less Than A Just Reprisal.

Like Leibniz's Possible Worlds, Most Men Are Only Equally Entitled Pretenders To Existence. There Are Few Existences.

Religion Is Absolutely Unfathomable. Always And Everywhere One Can Dig More Deeply Into Infinities.