Oleg Stotsky

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Unlike the aestheticist, who is continually preoccupied with externals, his attention is directed towards his own nature, his substantial reality as a human being with such and such talents, inclinations, and passions, this being something which it constantly lies within his power to order, control, and cultivate.
Kierkegaard: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions Book 58)
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