Quotes About Perception
Things become duplicated in Tlön; they also tend to become effaced and lose their details when they are forgotten. A classic example is the doorway which survived so long as it was visited by a beggar and disappeared at his death.
~ Jorge Luís Borges
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In copilarie acceptam aceste uratenii asa cum accepti toate lucrurile incompatibile pe care numai din pricina coexistentei lor raspund la numele de univers.
~ Jorge Luís Borges
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La imagen que un solo hombre puede formar es la que no toca a ninguno. Infinitas cosas hay en la tierra; cualquiera puede equipararse a cualquiera. Equiparar estrellas con hojas no es menos arbitrario que equipararlas con peces o con pájaros. En cambio, nadie no sintió nunca alguna vez que el destino es fuerte y es torpe, que es inocente y es también inhumano.
~ Jorge Luís Borges
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Otra, que mientras dormimos aquí, estamos despiertos en otro lado y que así cada hombre es dos hombres.
~ Jorge Luís Borges
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Diecinueve años había vivido como quien sueña: miraba sin ver, oía sin oír, se olvidaba de todo, de casi todo.
~ Jorge Luís Borges
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pensó, mientras alisaba el negro pelaje, que aquel contacto era ilusorio y que estaban como separados por un cristal, porque el hombre vive en el tiempo, en la sucesión, y el mágico animal, en la actualidad, en la eternidad del instante.
~ Jorge Luís Borges
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Esos recuerdos no eran simples; cada imagen visual estaba ligada a sensaciones musculares, térmicas, etcétera.
~ Jorge Luís Borges
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Oscuramente creyó intuir que el pasado es la substancia de que el tiempo está hecho; por ello es que éste se vuelve pasado en seguida
~ Jorge Luis Borges - El Aleph
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You have to show reality as it is, not as you wish it to be.
~ Jorge Ramos
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One of the schools in Tlön has reached the point of denying time. It reasons that the present is undefined, that the future has no other reality than as present hope, that the past is no more than present memory.
~ Jorges Luis Borges
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Work that endures is always capable of an infinite and plastic ambiguity; it is all things for all men[...]and it must be ambiguous in an evanescent and modest way, almost in spite of the author; he must appear to be ignorant of all symbolism.
~ Jorges Luis Borges
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en la confrontación entre el Bien y el Mal siempre se tiene la sensación de que el lado del Bien es débil, que está en inferioridad de condiciones.
~ José Antonio Fortea
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As a boy, I used to marvel that the letters in a closed book did not get scrambled and lost overnight.
~ Jose Luis Borges
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One line plus one line results in many meanings.
~ Josef Albers
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I was for years in the yellow period, you know.
~ Josef Albers
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color is the most relative medium in art
~ Josef Albers
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T]o know means to reach the reality of existing things[.]
~ Josef Pieper
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The really human thing is to see the stars above the roof, to preserve our apprehension of the universality of things in the midst of the habits of daily life, and to see the world above and beyond our immediate environment.
~ Josef Pieper
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We fight for and against not men and things as they are, but for and against the caricatures we make of them.
~ Joseph A. Schumpeter
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The way in which we see things can hardly be distinguished from the way in which we wish to see them.
~ Joseph A. Schumpeter
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To begin with, convinced socialists will derive satisfaction from the mere fact of living in a socialist society.4 Socialist bread may well taste sweeter to them than capitalist bread simply because it is socialist bread, and it would do so even if they found mice in it.
~ Joseph Aloïs Schumpeter
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The masses have not always felt themselves to be frustrated and exploited. But the intellectuals that formulated their views for them have always told them that they were, without necessarily meaning by it anything precise.
~ Joseph Aloïs Schumpeter
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We are the people birthed from this land. For the first time I can seem something I've not fully understood before, not until now as these pale creatures from somewhere far away stare down at us in wonder, trying to makes sense of what they see. We are this place. This place is us.
~ Joseph Boyden
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Lots of times growing up, I'd just try to do something myself because I believed that being a boy, and being Indian, I should just know how to do things. -Will Bird, Through Black Spruce
~ Joseph Boyden
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