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Henri-Frédéric Amiel
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What this book knows
A philosopher's lifelong private reckoning with paralysis of will, the passage of time, and whether consciousness alone can constitute a life.
self-and-identity
What I lack above all things is character, will, individuality. My outward life the reverse of my true and deepest aspiration.
JOURN-RC-139Analysis is dangerous if it overrules the synthetic faculty; reflection is to be feared if it destroys our power of intuition.
JOURN-RC-104faith-and-doubt
Religion cannot be replaced by philosophy. The redemption of the intelligence is not the redemption of the heart.
JOURN-RC-042A church lives by what is positive; people confound the right of the individual to be free with the duty of the institution to be something.
JOURN-RC-225mortality
Is death the passage from the successive to the simultaneous—from time to eternity? Shall we then understand the unity of our mysterious existence?
JOURN-RC-287This premature decay! The central consciousness bears every successive mutilation. Death reduces us to the mathematical point.
JOURN-RC-3046 published passages · book excerpt · research analysis
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