The I is hateful
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- | "'''Le moi est haïssable'''" (English: “'''The I is hateful'''”) is a dictum by [[Blaise Pascal]] from the ''[[Pensées]]. The concept is sometimes translated in English as "the hateful I." | + | "'''Le moi est haïssable'''" (English: “'''The I is hateful'''”) is a dictum by [[Blaise Pascal]] from the ''[[Pensées]]''. The concept is sometimes translated in English as "the hateful I." |
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- | :"Self is hateful. You, Miton, conceal it; you do not for that reason destroy it; you are, then, always hateful | + | :"Self is hateful. You, Miton, conceal it; you do not for that reason destroy it; you are, then, always hateful." |
+ | Miton is a man of fashion in Paris known to Pascal. | ||
+ | ==See also== | ||
+ | *[[Self-hatred]] | ||
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"Le moi est haïssable" (English: “The I is hateful”) is a dictum by Blaise Pascal from the Pensées. The concept is sometimes translated in English as "the hateful I."
Fuller fragment:
- "Self is hateful. You, Miton, conceal it; you do not for that reason destroy it; you are, then, always hateful."
Miton is a man of fashion in Paris known to Pascal.
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