Philosophy

“The immaterial is the sensible reality of the universe.”

“文以载道，儒者无不能言之。”

“六经皆史也。”

“I believe that education, therefore, is a process of living and not a preparation for future living.”

“La pensée africaine est aussi vieille que les peuples africains eux-mêmes.”

“Literature begins with that “why,” even if we were to answer that question over and over with an ordinary “I don’t know.””

“經以明道，以求道者不必空執義理求之也。但當正文字，辨音讀，釋訓詁，通傳注，則義理自見，而道在其中矣。”

“The self-so and the imperative are not two separate matters.”

“Anything and everything involving ideas, including theology, is intimately bound up with the existing social situation in at least an unconscious way.”

“There are two worlds; the world that we can measure with line and rule, and the world that we feel with our hearts and imaginations.”

“The concept of originality is completely relative.”

“It was really driven by a great wish to search for truth as a ground for “peace of mind and a meaningful existence.””

“道是式—能。”

“The first is that it is not profitable for us at present to do moral philosophy.”

“Philosophy begins with the self set on living truly. It is a way for the self to become self-aware and to live.”

“Art can be seen as imitation of life, whereas Eart is the life itself.”

“Es puntualmente tanta verdad, que la vemos con nuestros ojos los que vivimos en el Pirú; harto más manifiesta por la experiencia, de lo que nos pudiera ser por cualquier razón y demostración filosófica.”

“The task of philosophy is to enable human beings to develop this character, and herein lies the spirit of Chinese philosophy.”

“It is one big mistake and a mistake of a special kind. It is, namely, a category-mistake.”

“The kind of agreement that is possible in the special branches of physical science, is not possible in the region of general philosophy.”