Pulled Quotes
David MillsA collection of unusual quotes you probably don't know and will never see but that may interest you. Or not.
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Flaubert on bourgeois, calculating artists
The author of Madame Bovary, Gustave Flaubert was a man of strong convictions about art. “The 19th century was a century of great certainties,” Literature Francaise’s summarized the period. “Flaubert will apply himself all his life to disma...
Marshall McLuhan on the way education serves the market by enslaving minds
Most famous for his aphorism “the medium is the message,” meaning that how we get our information affects us more than the message itself, Marshall McLuhan was concerned with “the training of perception,” as his biographer put it. He became...
Ionescu on transforming conformity
The Romanian-French playwright Eugène Ionesco was a founder of the theatre of the absurd. Inttroducing their 1984 interview, the Paris Review explained “Over the past thirty years, Ionesco has been called a ‘tragic clown,’ the ‘Shakespeare ...
G. K. Chesterton on the glorious name of Smith
The English writer and journalist G. K. Chesterton was one of the leading public intellectual of his day, and one who took pleasure in subverting common assumptions and undoing prejudices. His description of the poetical name of Smith in th...
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