Leonard Peikoff Quote
One British writer describes these big bankers and industrialists, who prided themselves on their practicality in backing Hitler, as too innocent for politics. William Shirer says that they were politically childish. In fact, their innocence was anti-intellectuality, and their political childishness was (in effect) philosophical pragmatism.
Leonard Peikoff
One British writer describes these big bankers and industrialists, who prided themselves on their practicality in backing Hitler, as too innocent for politics. William Shirer says that they were politically childish. In fact, their innocence was anti-intellectuality, and their political childishness was (in effect) philosophical pragmatism.
Related Quotes
الموسيقى بالنسبة لفرانز هي الفن الأكثر قرباً من الجمال الديونيسي الذي يقدّس النشوة. يمكن لرواية أو للوحة أن تدوّخنا ولكن بصعوبة. أما مع السمفونية التاسعة لبيتهوڤن، أو مع السوناتة المؤلفة من آلتيْ بيان...
ميلان كونديرا
Tags:
love, religion, philosophy, sex, psychological, psychology, novel, philosophy of life, political, sociology