Joseph Joubert on Life
Browse 15 quotations attributed to Joseph Joubert, catalogued under life, with dates where available.
This page displays 15 quotations attributed to Joseph Joubert and filed under "life" in QuoteLineage. The selection is ordered by stored importance and quality scores, not citation counts. A topic label describes how an entry is catalogued; it does not establish the theme's importance in the author's work.
Attributed to Joseph Joubert, entry #198464: "Neither in the arts, nor in logic, nor in life should an idea by in any way treated as a thing."
Attributed to Joseph Joubert, entry #198803: "There is nothing serious in civil life except good and evil, vice and virtue. Everything else in it should be a game."
15 Quotes by Joseph Joubert on Life
"Neither in the arts, nor in logic, nor in life should an idea by in any way treated as a thing."
"There is nothing serious in civil life except good and evil, vice and virtue. Everything else in it should be a game."
"In this painting of our life given to us by our memories, everything is moving and depends on our point of view."
"Imprisoned in our bodies...and our soul has its windows."
"When we find what we have been looking for, we don't have time to say it. We must die."
"The important business of man is life, and the important business of life is death."
"Let anger pass, make a place for it; do not impede its progress; do not disturb its development, give it the time it needs to die out, open a wide path for it."
"There are many situations in life that we suddenly feel we have seen in dreams."
"These thoughts form not only the foundation of my work, but of my life."
"No, men are not born to know, but they are destined for it."
"In living, one learns how to read."
"One can advance a long time in life without aging."
"God made life to be lived and not to be known."
"The phrase, "One dies before one has lived."
"The weakness of the dying slanders life."