Sitater om naturen
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#74 Therese Ridar
Organizing gods is like herding cats into straight lines. They dont take naturally to it.
#177 Joël Dicker
A character is no more a human being than the Venus de Milo is a real woman. A character is a work of art, a metaphor for human nature. We relate to characters as if they were real, but theyre superior to reality. Their aspects are designed to be clear and know- able; whereas our fellow humans are difficult to understand, if not enigmatic. We know characters better than we know our friends because a character is eternal and unchanging, while people shift—just when we think we understand them, we dont. In fact, I know Rick Blaine in CASABLANCA better than I know myself. Rick is always Rick. Im a bit iffy.
#243 Geraldine Brooks
Sally views life as one thing leading naturally, intriguingly on to another; whereas I look at life in terms of failures survived, leaving the horizon gratifyingly— but briefly— clear of obstructions.
#386 Christopher Hitchens
Naturligtvis inte, hur skulle man kunna begära det? SS, där män enligt propagandan förväntades se ut som hennes egen köttsliga bror Harald, leddesen före detta hönsfarmare som såg ut som en förrymd patient från dårhuset och varösteuropeiskt, möjligen judiskt ursprung. Ändå var han högste arier.
#486 Marguerite Duras
I brønnkapellet måtte senor Eduardo og søppelbarna bane seg vei mellom de selvskadende pilegrimmene, som stilte seg til skue på en kvalmende måte. En kvinne kløp seg i ansiktet med neglklipper uten stans. En mann hadde stukket seg i pannen gjentatte ganger med en fyllepenn; blodet og blekket hadde blandet seg og rant ned i øynene hans. Naturligvis kunne han ikke la være å blunke - det så ut som han gråt purpurrøde tårer.
#519 Virginia Woolf
Eg teikner celler i naturfagboka. Fargar cellemembranen gul, teiknar mitokondrium med tynn blyant. Om Magnus er i same rom som meg, skjønnar alle cellene mine at cellene hans er i nærleiken. Eg teiknar fleire celler og føresteller meg at alle tilhøyrer Magnus. Jo fleire eg teikner, jo betre, eg fargar dei i alle mogelege fargar: hårceller, hudceller, sædceller, blodceller. Eg teiknar et tverrsnitteit auge, mitt auge, som tek i mot lyset frå strekmannen som er Magnus. BildetMagnus reflekterer inn i synssenteret i hjernen som begynner å sende signal til restenkroppen, til pusten min, magen min og hendene mine. Alt dette på grunnmine celler som oppfatter hans celler. Eg får femmar på veggavisa om menneskeceller, ho får henge lenge i klasserommet, kun eg veit at det er eit bildeMagnus, sett på veldig veldig nært hald.
#663 Ingvild H Rishøi
A spinster and a virgin all her years, she had always had a horrible fear that, somehow, some day, some man would see her body. As she grew older her thoughts had been more and more preoccupied with death, and with her morbid shame lest someone see her in the state of nature after she was dead. For this reason she had a horror of undertakers, and had her brother Mark, and his wife, Mag, solemnly promise that no man would see her unclothed corpse.......
#779 Michel Houellebecq
Når ein ser alt som forteljingar, blir ein blind for den verda som forteljingane refererer til til slutt, og da ser ein naturliegvis ikkje konsekvensanedet ein fortel heller.
#972 Hanya Yanagihara
Under åtskilliga diskussioner kom vi att långsamt upptäcka varandra. Jag var naturligtvis den underlägsne och antecknade att jag äntligen hade mött en överlägsen yngling, en karaktärosedvanlig renhet och med lysande förstånd, dessutom ridderlig, hövisk, allvarlig.
#1043 Lucia Berlin
Böök tyckte att Bergman "som komplement" skulle ha gett oss "ett större måttenkel, sund, naturlig, även banal mänsklighet".
#1125 Emma Chase
[...] well, Victorianism had gone! "Tell them to hold on!" old Timothy had said. But to what were they to hold on in this modern welter of the "democratic principle"? Why, even privacy was threatened! And at the thought that privacy might perish, Soames pushed back his teacup and went to the window. Fancy owning no more of Nature than the crowd out there owned of the flowers and trees and waters of Hyde Park! No, no! Private possession underlay everything worth having. The world had slipped its sanity a bit, as dogs now and again at full moon slipped theirs and went off for a nights rabbiting; but the world, like the dog, knew where its bread was buttered and its bed warm, and would come back sure enough to the only home worth having--to private ownership. The world was in its second childhood for the moment, like old Timothy--eating its titbit first!
#1543 Simen Sætre
Will then this which has happened prevent thee from being just, magnanimous, temperate, prudent, secure against inconsiderate opinions and falsehood; will it prevent thee from having modesty, freedom, and everything else, by the presence of which man’s nature obtains all that is its own?
#1923 Colleen McCullough
To say that Jon Forsyte accompanied his mother to Spain unwillingly would scarcely have been adequate. He went as a well-natured dog goes for a walk with its mistress, leaving a choice mutton-bone on the lawn.
#1945 Thomas Hardy
Jeg så meg rundt og kjente en varm følelse stige opp i meg. Her var jeg omgittnoende siste menneskene på jorden som ennå var i kontakt med naturens sjel, i et hus i en landsby i det innersteAmazonasjungelen. Hva mer kunne jeg ønske meg?
#2047 Lars Ardelius
..There is a picture - .. Le passage de la vierge a la mariée - (the words are written on the canvas, "the passage of the virgin to married state"). Naturally every man or woman who looks at this, tries to find in the picture something which relates to its title. But no matter how long one looks, one finds no picture of any virgin, nor of a virgin becoming a married woman. Thus he causes the viewer to feel dirty. Duchamp is the man who about 1960 gave birth to the happenings , and then beyond this, the environments (...)
#2422 Anne Grethe Solberg
Why is God considered an explanation for anything? Its not - its a failure to explain, a shrug of the shoulders, an I dunno dressed up in spirituality and ritual. If someone credits something to God, generally what it means is that they havent a clue, so theyre attributing it to an unreachable, unknowable sky-fairy. Ask for an explanation of where that bloke came from, and odds are youll get a vague, pseudo-philosophical reply about having always existed, or being outside nature. Which, of course, explains nothing.
#2437 Anne Kyong Sook Øfsti
Det lå i deres natur å slå armene om faren, men denne naturen var korrigert utdem.
#2522 Karl Ove Knausgård
I am continually astonished by those theists who, far from having their consciousness raised in the way that I propose, seem to rejoice in natural selection as Gods way of achieving his creation. They note that evolution by natural selection would be a very easy and neat way to achieve a world full of life. God wouldnt need to do anything at all! Peter Atkins, in the book just mentioned, takes this line of thought to a sensibly godless conclusion when he postulates a hypothetically lazy God who tries to get away with as little as possible in order to make a universe containing life. Atkinss lazy God is even lazier than the deist God of the eighteenth-century Enlightenment: deus otiosus – literally God at leisure, unoccupied, unemployed, superfluous, useless. Step by step, Atkins succeeds in reducing the amount of work the lazy God has to do until he finally ends up doing nothing at all: he might as well not bother to exist. My memory vividly hears Woody Allens perceptive whine: If it turns out that there is no God, I dont think that hes evil. But the worst that you can say about him is that basically hes an underachiever.
#2759 Mah Rukh Ali
Dionysios [hadde] riktignok latt den store athenske filosofen Platon, som stod hans svoger Dion nær, gjøre et forsøk på å omdanne Syrakus til en idealstat, men den skrupelløse tyrannen og den idealistiske tenkeren hadde naturligvis ikke kunnet samarbeide og som en sørgelig slutt reformforsøket ble PlatonDionysios deportert på et spartansk skip og solgt som slave.
#2870 Håvard Rem
"Natur og folk var gått inn i sin årsfaste dvale. Folk sov mer, rørte mindre på seg. De heldige varmet seg på hverandre. Jevnt over var menneskene tristere enn om sommeren. Vintersmerten hadde meldt seg. Men i blant flammet den mørke himmelen opp. "Nu vil ho dainse," sa folk og stirret fra vinduskarmene. For nordlyset står aldri stille. Det farer over himmelen, i buer og bånd, fjerner seg, forsvinner nesten, for så å dukke opp igjen og blafre. Med nordlyset vet man aldri. Heller ikke med folk kan man vite. De kan ligge der tynget og triste under dynene, plutselig flammer de opp. De pynter seg og går ut. De blafrer som et annet naturfenomen."
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