Scholarly addresses and academic lectures that advanced human knowledge across philosophy, science, literature, and social thought. These intellectual presentations shaped minds and influenced generations of thinkers.
In Art, man reveals himself and not his objects. For which reason the question, 'What is Art?' can never be finally answered without taking man himself into consideration.
The idea of the Nation is one of the most powerful anaesthetics that man has invented. Under the influence of its fumes the whole people can carry out its systematic programme of the most virulent self-seeking without being in the least aware of its moral perversion.
Japan has felt, in her world, the touch of some presence, which has evoked in her soul a feeling of reverent adoration. She does not boast of her mastery of nature, but to her she brings, with infinite care and joy, her offerings of love.
Life transcends both mechanism and finality by its very definition. The essence of life is in the movement by which life is transmitted; it is this continuity of movement, it is this heredity, that is the life of life.
The pivot round which the religious life, as we have traced it, revolves, is the interest of the individual in his private personal destiny.
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