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Quotes About Philosophy

In faith I know not why I am so sad. Ludens did not reply to this remark which Gildas often uttered.
~ Iris Murdoch
How little perhaps can words convey except in the hands of a genius.
~ Iris Murdoch
But these speculations are too nightmarish. Better to feel 'I shall never know'.
~ Iris Murdoch
A man who's as sick as Bruno can't be philosophical.
~ Iris Murdoch
Moy felt something snap inside her as if her heart had snapped. The heart-string, she thought — what is the heart-string?
~ Iris Murdoch
Is that a quotation? Only from me.
~ Iris Murdoch
Everything is full of gods, cousin James once said, quoting somebody.
~ Iris Murdoch
Philosophy is often a matter of finding occasions on which to say the obvious
~ Iris Murdoch
Blaise has always lived in a dream world. We all live in dream worlds, said Monty.
~ Iris Murdoch
I've almost finished The Republic. I find Plato at times a vile casuist, and almost always a reactionary. But he does write exquisite Greek.
~ Iris Murdoch
I know time doesn't heal. That's the silliest idea of all.
~ Iris Murdoch
Mortality itself was my philosophical robe.
~ Iris Murdoch
Even Wittgenstein did not think that we would ever reach the moon.
~ Iris Murdoch
Life is horrible, horrible, horrible, said the philosopher.
~ Iris Murdoch
There's only one thing the matter and that's everything.
~ Iris Murdoch
rabbit hole of relativism.
~ Irshad Manji
Schopenhauer was right: Life has to be about disillusionment stumbling inexorably towards the totally fucked.
~ Irvine Welsh
Fuck that: take shagging n peeve oot ay the equation n yir left wi the sqare root ay swee fuck all!
~ Irvine Welsh
The world would not be in such a snarl, had Marx been Groucho instead of Karl.
~ Irving Berlin
There are neither good nor evil, only the existence and action.
~ Irving Stone
Religion will never show the way.
~ Irving Stone
An empty stomach is better than full and grief is better than happiness.
~ Irving Stone
Lorenzo il Magnifico, the Plato Four, the humanists had taught him that man was the center of the universe; and this was never more demonstrable that when he stood looking upward and found himself, a lone individual, serving as the central pole holding up the tarpaulin of sun and clouds, moon and stars, knowing that, lone or abandoned as he might feel, without his support the heavens would fall.
~ Irving Stone
Art is amoral; so is life.
~ Irving Stone