Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s The Procession to Calvary (1564)
Merton, Thomas The Seven Storey Mountain
"For each one of us, there is only one thing necessary: to fulfill our own destiny, according to God’s will, to be what God wanted us to be."
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Merleau-Ponty Humanism and Terror
The human world is an open or unfinished system and the same radical contingency which threatens it with discord also rescues it from the inevitability of disorder and prevents us from despairing of it, providing only that one remembers its various machineries are actually men and tries to maintain and expand man's relations to man. p.188
Anselm Kiefer Breaking of the Vessels Bruch der Gefäße 1990
Ricoeur, Paul and Mikel Dufrenne Karl Jaspers et la philosophie de l’existence
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Ernst Cassirer The Myth of State
It is beyond the power of philosophy to destroy the political myths. A myth is in a sense invulnerable. It is impervious to rational arguments; it cannot be refuted by syllogisms. But philosophy can do us another important service. It can make us understand the adversary. In order to fight an enemy you must know him. That is one of the first principles of a sound strategy. To know him means no only to know his defects and weaknesses; it means to know his strength. All of us have been liable to underrate this strenth. When we first heard of the political myths we found them so absurd and incongruous, so fantastic and ludicrous that we could hardly be prevailed upon to take them seriously. By now it has become clear to all of us that this was a great mistake. We should not commit the same error a second time. We should carefully study the origin, the structure, the mehtods, and the technique of the political myths. We should see the adversary face to face in order to know how to combat him. p.296
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Karl Lowith from Hegel to Nietzsche
Since Hegel. and particularly through the work of Marx and Kierkegaard, the Christianity of this bourgeois-Christian world has come to an end. This does not mean that faith which once conquered the world perishes with its last secular manifestations. For how should the Christian pilgrimage in hoc saeculo ever become homeless in the land where it has never been at home?
Husserl The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology
Husserl, Edmund. The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology: An Introduction to Phenomenological Philosophy. Translated by David Carr. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 1970.
Salvator Rosa, The Finding of Moses, c. 1650s, Oil on canvas, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit.
Leo Strauss Political Philosophy of Hobbes: Its Basis and Its Genesis
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