Philosophy Quote by Umberto Eco

“He enters a labyrinth, he multiplies by a thousand the dangers already inherent in the very act of living, not the least of which…

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“We were like children after larks, always on the point of catching the art, which was always getting away from us.… At last we…

— Mark A. Flynn

“But the point is, when the writer turns to address the reader, he or she must not only speak to me—naively dazzled and wholly…

— Samuel R. Delany

“The nature of the labyrinth, I scribbled into my spiral notebook, and the way out of it. This”

— John Green

“We should consider that the brightness of the Divine countenance, which even an apostle declares to be inaccessible, (1Ti 6: 16) is a kind…

— John Calvin

“Heraclitus the philosopher, out of a serious meditation of men's lives, fell a weeping, and with continual tears bewailed their misery, madness, and folly.”

— Robert Burton

“what did you think you were doing, then, when you went up through one door and down through another, turning this way and that,…

— Catherynne M. Valente

“A man in a topiary maze cannot judge of the twistings and turnings, and which avenue might lead him to the heart; while one…

— M.T. Anderson

“These secrets are not secrets per se but are truths hidden from public view. I had to write this book. There had to be…

— Rebecca Allard

“For cleverness and wisdom are as different as are the circuitous passages of a labyrinth and the straight, upward flight of a bird.”

— Evangeline Walton

“He wanted to journey through dark labyrinths and wrestle with the strangeness that lurked within; he wanted to crack open piety and expose hypocrisy;…

— J.K. Rowling

“We shed as we pick up, like travellers who must carry everything in their arms, and what we let fall will be picked up…

— Tom Stoppard