It Is Proust's Courtesy To Spare The

Work While You Work, Play While You Play - This Is A Basic Rule Of Repressive Self-discipline.

The Poor Are Prevented From Thinking By The Discipline Of Others, The Rich By Their Own.

The Basest Person Is Capable Of Perceiving The Weaknesses Of The Greatest, The Most Stupid, The Errors In The Thought Of The Most Intelligent.

He Who Stands Aloof Runs The Risk Of Believing Himself Better Than Others And Misusing His Critique Of Society As An Ideology For His Private Interest. While He Gropingly Forms His Own Life In The Frail Image Of A True Existence, He Should Never Forget Its Frailty, Nor How Little The Image Is A Substitute For True Life. Against Such Awareness, However, Pulls The Momentum Of The Bourgeois Within Him.

Proletarian Language Is Dictated By Hunger. The Poor Chew Words To Fill Their Bellies.