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Quotes About Perception

Existir, percibir Existir, percibir, Ser una suerte de residuo perceptivo (si se puede decir así) En la sala de embarque de la terminal 2D de Roissy, Esperando el vuelo con destino Alicante Donde mi vida proseguirá Durante algunos años aún En compañía de mi perrito Y de las alegrías (cada vez más breves) Y del aumento regular de las dolencias En esos años que preceden de forma inmediata a la muerte.
~ Michel Houellebecq
If life is an illusion it's a pretty painful one.
~ Michel Houellebecq
It's hard to understand other people, to know what's hidden in their hearts, and without the assistance of alcohol it might never be done at all.
~ Michel Houellebecq
La posibilidad de vivir empieza en la mirada del otro
~ Unknown
La civilización ha desnaturalizado así al animal que somos para transformarnos en observadores del mundo al precio de una deplorable incapacidad para olerlo y degustarlo. Así es como nos apartamos cada vez más de lo real para contentarnos con gozar de las imágenes que lo representan.
~ Michel Onfray
La dire, c'est souvent ne pas la vivre. La dire abondamment, c'est souvent la vivre petitement.
~ Michel Onfray
Le pecore bianche fanno «Beh!», le pecore nere fanno «Meh!».
~ Unknown
The given - forgive me - what is marketable, is only given - forgive me - is only sold in and through language. [...] Triumphant, the word redeems anything that could lend taste or aroma and transubstantiates it into something seen and read and heard, the channels that are peculiar to it. This - what you eat and drink - is the body and blood of the word. Here - where you buy it - lies the grave of bread and wine, body and blood, dead and resuscitated as messages.
~ Michel Serres
When I think a given concept, I am entirely this concept, when I think tree, I am the tree, when I think river, I am the river, when I think number, I am through and through and from head to toe, number. that is the unquestionable experience of thinking.
~ Michel Serres
Mon boucher : «Monsieur Tournier, quand on vous connaît comme moi en vrai, on n'a pas besoin de lire vos livres, hein?»
~ Michel Tournier
Cine doarme este un alienat care se crede mort.
~ Michel Tournier
Acaba büyüdüÄŸüm için miydi? Eskiden ayn? yerlerde toplad???m mantarlar galiba bugünkülerden çok daha güzeldi. GeçmiÅŸin yald?zl? sisleri, en basit ÅŸeyleri mükemmele dönüÅŸtürüyorsunuz!" O, ErmiÅŸler Bayram? Mantarlar?
~ Michel Tournier
S?cak yaz günlerimi üst üste s?ralanm?? dallar?nda rüzgar?n ninnisini dinleyerek geçirdiÄŸim iki ulu köknar?n ortadan yok oluÅŸu dikkatimi çekiyor. Onlar da ha! Oysa ben onlar? kal?c?, y?k?lmaz san?rd?m.- O, ErmiÅŸler Bayram? Mantar?.
~ Michel Tournier
L'image est douée d'une force mauvaise. Elle n'est pas la servante dévouée et fidèle que tu voudrais. Elle prend toutes les apparences d'une servante, oui, mais en vérité elle est sournoise, menteuse et impérieuse. Elle aspire de toute sa mauvaiseté à te reduire en esclavage.
~ Michel Tournier
I think I am a rare breed, a homosexual who doesn't like men.
~ Michel Tremblay
Mes yeux avaient fini par s'habituer à la noirceur et je l'ai vu sortir un grand mouchoir de sa poche de pantalon. Il s'est essuyé les yeux, s'est mouché. Le mouchoir virevoltait dans le noir comme un petit fantôme blanc.
~ Michel Tremblay
Every beauty which is seen here by persons of perception resembles more than anything else that celestial source from which we all are come.
~ Michelangelo
Read the heart and not the letter for the pen cannot draw near the good intent.
~ Michelangelo
Why do You Send Fools To judge My Work?
~ Michelangelo
What spirit is so empty and blind, that it cannot recognize the fact that the foot is more noble than the shoe, and skin more beautiful than the garment with which it is clothed?
~ Michelangelo
How wrong are those simpletons, of whom the world is full, who look more at... color than at the figures which show spirit and movement.
~ Michelangelo
The greatest danger for those working in the cinema is the extraordinary possibility it offers for lying.
~ Michelangelo Antonioni
We know that under the image revealed there is another which is truer to reality and under this image still another and yet again still another under this last one, right down to the true image of that reality, absolute, mysterious, which no one will ever see or perhaps right down to the decomposition of any image, of any reality.
~ Michelangelo Antonioni
Till now I have never shot a scene without taking account of what stands behind the actors because the relationship between people and their surroundings is of prime importance.
~ Michelangelo Antonioni