All democracies demand common public education because nothing makes people so much alike as the same education.
Karl JaspersEven the best institutions at the university are apt to deteriorate and to become distorted. Thus the very translation of thought into teachable form tends to impoverish its intellectual vitality. Once intellectual achievement is admitted into the body of accepted learning those achievements tend to assume an air of finality. Thus, it is merely a matter of convention at what point one subject ends and the other begins. It is possible, moreover, that an excellent scholar may not be able to find a place for himself within the established departmental divisions. A mediocre scholar may be preferred to him simply because his work fits into the traditional scheme. Any institution tends to consider itself an end in itself.
Karl Jaspersإن الفلسفة قد تكون شعوريّة أو لا شعوريّة، واضحة أو مُبهمة، حسنة أو سيّئة، ولكنها في كل هذه الحالات لا تخرج عن كونها فلسفة. وكل من يَنبُذ الفلسفة، إنما يؤكد بذلك أن له فلسفته، دون أن يفطن هو نفسه إلى ذلك.
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