Adventure Quote by William James
““There is, it must be confessed, a curious fascination in hearing deep things talked about, even tho neither we nor the disputants understand them. We get the problematic thrill, we feel the presence of the vastness. Let a controversy begin in a smoking-room anywhere, about free-will or God's omniscience, or good and evil, and see how everyone in the place pricks up his ears. Philosophy's results concern us all most vitally, and philosophy's queerest arguments tickle agreeably our sense of subtlety and ingenuity.””
About This Quote
Source Book: The Will to Believe and Other Essays, 1897
Philosophy captivates us by confronting deep, complex questions that spark curiosity and intellectual excitement, even when we don't fully grasp them.
In simple terms: Deep questions intrigue us even without full understanding.
Embrace curiosity about big ideas.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- academic seminars
- coffeehouse debates
- online forums
- personal reflection
- teaching philosophy
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What deep question excites you most?
- How do you stay engaged when concepts feel opaque?
Complex topics can overwhelm or alienate those seeking simple answers.