Quote by Thomas C. Foster Download Open image ““corollaries—where have I seen his face, don’t I know that”” — Thomas C. Foster ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.6 out of 5 (5 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“Not knowing what he sees, he adores the sight; That false face fools and fuels his delight” — Ovid Copy Share Image
“Cort. He used to tell us that a one-eyed man sees flat. It takes two eyes, set a little apart from each other, to… — Stephen King Copy Share Image
“What the wise man knows he questions but what the fool believes he sees.” — Jason Versey Copy Share Image
“That face." He finally came around the table, closing the distance between us, and I knew, I just knew he was going to frame… — Ann Aguirre Copy Share Image
“He looks me to pieces … I realize now that I have been glimpsed and corner-of-the-eyed before, by the Chief and my sister and… — Karen Russell Copy Share Image
“His face turned scornful for a moment when he considered that wise people serve fools almost everywhere.” — Hermann Hesse Copy Share Image
“Anyone would think he was miserable to be here, but the truth is, he always looks this way. Only Cobar and I would know… — Lacey Carter Andersen Copy Share Image
“concealed from view a face so face-like in its appearance as to be positively facial.” — Stephen Leacock Copy Share Image
“The look on his face became like the tiny snapshot of a beloved that soldiers take with them to the battlefield, not only to… — André Aciman Copy Share Image
“I can’t go as far as Barthes in killing off the author, but I’m with him on the importance of the reader. We are… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“of his need to assert responsibility for his own life. It may be that Adela does panic in the face of Nothingness, only recovering… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“When it's over, we may feel wooed, adored, appreciated, or abused, but it will have been an affair to remember.” — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“The novels we read allow us to encounter possible persons, versions of ourselves hat we would never see, never permit ourselves to see, never… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“Education is mostly about institutions and getting tickets stamped; learning is what we do for ourselves. When we're lucky, they go together. If I… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“The novels we read allow us to encounter possible persons, visions of ourselves that we would never see, never permit ourselves to become, in… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“we accept fictions as fictions, as things that might be true in their world, if not quite in ours.” — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“We sometimes hear of the death of literature or of this or that genre, but literature doesn't die, just as it doesn't 'progress' or… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“Always" and "never" are not words that have much meaning in literary study. For one thing, as soon as something seems to always be… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“What happens if the writer is good is usually not that the work seems derivative or trivial but just the opposite: the work actually… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“characters as rich and complex as those we believe ourselves to be” — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
“So how do we get from there to a pattern of experience that can stand for the whole of postcolonial Latin America? Ah, our… — Thomas C. Foster Copy Share Image
