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A great philosophy is not that which passes final judgments, which takes a seat in final truth. It is that which introduces uneasiness, which opens the door to commotion.
--Charles Peguy, "Note on M. Bergson"
Truth's pedagogue, braving an entrenched class of fools and scoundrels, children of the world, his eyes caged and hostile behind glass--still Peguy said that Hope is a little child.
--Geoffrey Hill, The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Peguy
In the introduction to his Essays on European Literature (1950), E. R. Curtius remarked on his good fortune in having been a contemporary and an interpreter of "men like Gide, Claudel, Peguy, ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Charles Peguy.(Critical Essay)