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Seventy Letters Quotes
Seventy Letters: some hitherto untranslated texts from published and unpublished sources
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Simone Weil5 ratings, 4.20 average rating, 1 review
Seventy Letters Quotes
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“J'éprouve un déchirement qui s'aggrave sans cesse, à la fois dan l'intelligence et au centre du coeur, par l'incapacité où je suis de penser ensemble dans la vérité le malheur des hommes, la perfection de Dieu et le lien entre les deux.
'I feel ceaselessly and increasingly torn, both in my intelligence and in the depth of my heart, by my inability to conceive simultaneously and in truth of the affliction of humans, the perfection of God, and the relation between the two.'
Simone Weil, Lettre à Maurice Schumann, n.d. (prb Dec. 1942)”
― Seventy Letters: Personal and Intellectual Windows on a Thinker
'I feel ceaselessly and increasingly torn, both in my intelligence and in the depth of my heart, by my inability to conceive simultaneously and in truth of the affliction of humans, the perfection of God, and the relation between the two.'
Simone Weil, Lettre à Maurice Schumann, n.d. (prb Dec. 1942)”
― Seventy Letters: Personal and Intellectual Windows on a Thinker
