George Henry Lewes Citas

• Science is the systematic classification of experience.

  George Henry Lewes

  Science, Experience, Systematic

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Physical Basis of Mind: Being the Second Series of Problems of Life and Mind”

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• La originalidad es independencia, no rebelión; es sinceridad, no antagonismo.

  George Henry Lewes

  Uprising, Independence, Originality

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Ningún hombre ha hecho jamás un gran descubrimiento sin el ejercicio de la imaginación.

  George Henry Lewes

  Smart, Exercise, Men

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• La única cura para el dolor es la acción.

  George Henry Lewes

  Motivational, Self Esteem, Grief

  George Henry Lewes (1846). “The Spanish Drama. Lope de Vega and Calderon”, p.42, London, Knight

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• La verdadera función de la filosofía es educarnos en los principios del razonamiento y no poner fin al razonamiento posterior mediante la introducción de conclusiones fijas.

  George Henry Lewes

  Education, Philosophy, Principles

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• Philosophy and Art both render the invisible visible by imagination.

  George Henry Lewes

  Art, Philosophy, Imagination

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Individual experiences being limited and individual spontaneity feeble, we are strengthened and enriched by assimilating the experience of others.

  George Henry Lewes

  Spontaneity, Individual

  George Henry Lewes (1879). “The study of psychology; its object, scope, and method”

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• La falta de sinceridad es siempre debilidad; la sinceridad, incluso en el error, es fortaleza.

  George Henry Lewes

  Strength, Errors, Weakness

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Literature is at once the cause and the effect of social progress. It deepens our natural sensibilities, and strengthens by exercise our intellectual capacities. It stores up the accumulated experience of the race, connecting Past and Present into a conscious unity; and with this store it feeds successive generations, to be fed in turn by them.

  George Henry Lewes

  Exercise, Past, Race

  "The Principles of Success in Literature". The Fortnightly Review, Volume 1, www.gutenberg.org. 1865.

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• The real people of genius were resolute workers not idle dreamers.

  George Henry Lewes

  Real, People, Dreamer

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• If you feel yourself to be above the mass, speak so as to raise the mass to the height of your argument.

  George Henry Lewes

  Height, Argument, Speak

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Character is built out of circumstances. From exactly the same materials, one man builds palaces, while another builds hovels.

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  Character, Men, Palaces

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• Language, after all, is only the use of symbols, and Art also can only affect us through symbols.

  George Henry Lewes

  Art, Use, Language

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• El genio rara vez es capaz de dar cuenta de sus propios procesos.

  George Henry Lewes

  Science, Giving, Genius

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Science is not addressed to poets.

  George Henry Lewes

  Science, Poet, Accounts

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• The air is crowded with birds -- beautiful, tender, intelligent birds -- to whom life is a song.

  George Henry Lewes

  Beautiful, Song, Intelligent

  George Henry Lewes (1860). “Studies in animal life”, p.11

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• Good writers are of necessity rare.

  George Henry Lewes

  Buenos escritores

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• All good Literature rests primarily on insight.

  George Henry Lewes

  Literature, Insight, Good Literature

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Many a genius has been slow of growth. Oaks that flourish for a thousand years do not spring up into beauty like a reed.

  George Henry Lewes

  Life, Beauty, Wisdom

  'A Spanish Drama' ch. 2

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• La magia del bolígrafo reside en la concentración de tus pensamientos en un objeto.

  George Henry Lewes

  Lying, Magic, Concentration

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• The discoverer and the poet are inventors; and they are so because their mental vision detects the unapparent, unsuspected facts, almost as vividly as ocular vision rests on the apparent and familiar.

  George Henry Lewes

  Science, Vision, Facts

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• All great authors are seers.

  George Henry Lewes

  Great Author, Seers

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Science as we now understand the word is of later birth. If its germinal origin may be traced to the early period when Observation, Induction, and Deduction were first employed, its birth must be referred to that comparatively recent period when the mind, rejecting the primitive tendency to seek in supernatural agencies for an explanation of all external phenomena, endeavoured, by a systematic investigation of the phenomena themselves to discover their invariable order and connection.

  George Henry Lewes

  Agency, Order, Mind

  George Henry Lewes (1864). “Aristotle: a chapter from the history of science including analyses of Aristotle's scientific writings”, p.26, London : Smith, Elder and Company

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• Books minister to our knowledge, to our guidance, and to our delight, by their truth, their uprightness, and their art.

  George Henry Lewes

  Art, Book, Delight

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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• Whatever you believe to be true and false, that proclaim to be true and false; whatever you think admirable and beautiful, that should be your model, even if all your friends and all the critics storm at you as a crotchet-monger and an eccentric.

  George Henry Lewes

  Hermoso, Creer, Pensar

  George Henry Lewes (1891). “The Principles of Success in Literature”

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