Carl Jung et le Processus d'Individuation
[Thèse] “Ma vie est l'histoire d'un inconscient qui a accompli sa propre réalisation.”
― Carl Gustav Jung
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InLibroVeritas
- 9 déc. 2020
- 5 Min
Giacomo Leopardi: Panegyric of Birds
[Essay] "Birds are naturally the most joyful creatures in the world...."
InLibroVeritas
- 8 déc. 2020
- 9 Min
Giacomo Leopardi: Happiness and the Modern Man
"Our regeneration depends on an 'ultraphilosophy' that brings us closer to nature by exploring the entirety and the interior of things."
InLibroVeritas
- 4 déc. 2020
- 5 Min
Thomas Carlyle: On the Choice of Books
"After you have done with all your classes, the next thing is a collection of books, a great library of good books ..."
InLibroVeritas
- 30 nov. 2020
- 10 Min
The Pessoa Syndrome
"One of my mental complications — horrible beyond words — is a fear of insanity, which itself is insanity."
InLibroVeritas
- 30 nov. 2020
- 7 Min
Pessoa in Durban: The Making of a Poet
[Book] ”I have just discovered that Fernando Pessoa, the finest poet in any language in this century, also went to Durban High School."
InLibroVeritas
- 19 nov. 2020
- 9 Min
A Vision or a Waking Dream: Insomniac Literature
[Essay] "If one were to compile a list of modernist authors, ... chances are quite good that the authors selected would be insomniacs."
InLibroVeritas
- 17 nov. 2020
- 9 Min
Hermann Hesse's Gertrud: Overcoming Despair
[Essay] "While Hesse recognized that ideas of degeneration existed during this period, he warned the reader not to yield to despair..."
InLibroVeritas
- 16 nov. 2020
- 6 Min
Karl Jaspers on the "Psychopathology" of Genius
[Essay] “Is illness a prerequisite for the deepest insights ? Kierkegaard, Nietzsche ? Hölderlin ?”
InLibroVeritas
- 12 nov. 2020
- 8 Min
Auguste Rodin on Art and Literature
[Book] "Today, mankind believes itself able to do without Art. It does not wish to meditate, to contemplate, to dream..."
InLibroVeritas
- 12 nov. 2020
- 7 Min
Dostoevsky: Freedom in a Dead House
[Essay] "In 1860, Dostoevsky began to formally write about his prison experience in a serial work he called Notes from a Dead House."
InLibroVeritas
- 11 nov. 2020
- 8 Min
Carl Jung's Persona: Behind the Mask
[Essay] "One could say .. that the persona is that which in reality one is not, but which oneself as well as others think one is." Jung
InLibroVeritas
- 10 nov. 2020
- 5 Min
Arthur Rimbaud: The Mystic Way
[Essay] "The aim of this essay is to make the mystical, or contemplative elements of Rimbaud's life and poetry clear."
InLibroVeritas
- 8 nov. 2020
- 1 Min
Balzac's Confinement
"The major punishment inflicted at Vendôme was imprisonment in the dormitory. Balzac says "We were freer in prison than anywhere..."
InLibroVeritas
- 1 nov. 2020
- 7 Min
Francis Bacon and Montaigne: A Comparison
[Essay] "A Comparison of the Subject Matter and Thought of Montaigne's and Bacon's Essays "
InLibroVeritas
- 29 oct. 2020
- 8 Min
Proust's Solitude
[Essay] "Few writer’s rooms are quite so emblematic as the strange solipsistic environment of Proust’s cork-lined bedchamber..."
InLibroVeritas
- 29 oct. 2020
- 5 Min
Loneliness and the Tragic Hero in Shakespeare
"For Hamlet and heroes such as him, loneliness represents fulfilment, even if on another level."
InLibroVeritas
- 27 oct. 2020
- 4 Min
"Through the Magic Door", by Arthur Conan Doyle
"There stand your noble, silent comrades, waiting in their ranks. Pass your eye down their files. Choose your man."
InLibroVeritas
- 27 oct. 2020
- 6 Min
The Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac, by Eugene Field
[Essay] "Of all things which men do or make here below by far the most momentous, wonderful, and worthy are the things we call books."
InLibroVeritas
- 27 oct. 2020
- 5 Min
The Writer as Insomniac
"Being a disease of self-consciousness — insomnia perhaps inevitably plagues a disproportionately high number of writers."
InLibroVeritas
- 26 oct. 2020
- 5 Min
Henry David Thoreau, by R. L. Stevenson
[Essay] "Thoreau's faculties were of a piece with his moral shyness; for they were all delicacies."
InLibroVeritas
- 25 oct. 2020
- 10 Min
Nietzsche and Kierkegaard : Ways of Life
(Essay] "Those who have read both Kierkegaard and Nietzsche are often struck by the resemblance not only between many of their ideas"
InLibroVeritas
- 24 oct. 2020
- 4 Min
John Lubbock : The Good Life
"Goethe tells us that at thirty he resolved "to work out life no longer by halves, but in all its beauty and totality."
InLibroVeritas
- 21 oct. 2020
- 7 Min
The Wisdom of Anton Chekhov
[Essay] "Chekhov possessed a practical wisdom that enabled him to care for those he loved and to help others."
InLibroVeritas
- 14 nov. 2022
