Michael Oakeshott on love:
“The phenomenon of love, perhaps, more than anything else, shows the secondary place of justice and morality in human life.”
“The phenomenon of love, perhaps, more than anything else, shows the secondary place of justice and morality in human life.”
John Gray
on Michael Oakeshott.
Max Beerbohm on Philosophy:
"I suffer from a strong suspicion that things in general cannot be accounted for through any formula or set of formulae, and that any one philosophy, howsoever new, is no better than another. That in itself is a sort of philosophy, and I suspect it accordingly; but it has for me the merit of being the only one I can make head or tail of."
Max Beerbohm on Philosophy:
"I suffer from a strong suspicion that things in general cannot be accounted for through any formula or set of formulae, and that any one philosophy, howsoever new, is no better than another. That in itself is a sort of philosophy, and I suspect it accordingly; but it has for me the merit of being the only one I can make head or tail of."
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