April 2012
“She set between him and herself continents and centuries.”
– Proust
“I was in the room, or rather I was not yet in the room since she was not aware...”
– Proust
“the perpetual instability of his body”
– Proust
“the truth has no need to be uttered to be made apparent, and that one may...”
– Proust
“We feel in one world, we think, we give names to things in another; between the...”
– Proust
“A clear and concrete intention had been transformed into a certain quality of...”
– Proust
“His playing is that of so fine a pianist that one cannot even be certain whether...”
– Proust
“They and they only would have had minds free to listen to the play, if only they...”
– Proust
“a tender care that nothing be lost”
– Whitehead
“Process entails loss: the past is present under an abstraction.”
– Whitehead
“Philosophy may not neglect the multifariousness of the world-the fairies dance,...”
– Whitehead
“In the inescapable flux, there is something that abides; in the overwhelming...”
– Whitehead
“Unconsciously, the minds of physicists are infected by a presupposition which...”
– Whitehead
“It is four-dimensional, with a time-thickness.”
– Whitehead
“The ‘with ness’ of the body is an ever-present, though elusive,...”
– Whitehead
“All things are vectors.”
– Whitehead
“There are no concrete facts which are merely public, or merely private…
...”
– Whitehead
“Entities with new relationships, unrealized in our experiences and unforeseen by...”
– Whitehead
“‘Decided’ conditions are never such as to banish freedom. They only...”
– Whitehead
“the incurable ‘particularity’ of a feeling, in the sense that no...”
– Whitehead 