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“There's no reason. Mazel, Maurice. Only mazel.” (p. 343)” quote by Rebecca Goldstein
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““There's no reason. Mazel, Maurice. Only mazel.” (p. 343)””

Rebecca Goldstein

About This Quote

Source Book: The End of the World by Rebecca Goldstein, 2005

A cryptic statement that suggests meaning can be found in absurdity or nonsense.

In simple terms: Meaning can arise from nonsense.

Key Takeaway

Embrace ambiguity.

Themes

absurdity meaning philosophy

Mood

enigmatic thought‑provoking

Type

philosophical literary

When to use this quote

  • creative writing
  • philosophical discussion
  • interpretive analysis

Key Concepts

existentialism semantic play

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does nonsense reveal hidden truths?
  • When can absurdity be useful?
A Different Perspective

The phrase may be too obscure to convey a clear lesson.

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