Herzog
Important Quotations Explained
Hegel understood the essence of human life to be derived from history. History, memory—that is what makes us human, that and our knowledge of death.
I know that my suffering, if I may speak of it, has often been a more extended form of life, a striving for true wakefulness and an antidote to illusion.
How different he felt! Confident, even happy in his excitement, stable. The bitter cup would come round again, by and by.
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