Frasi di José Ortega Y Gasset
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José Ortega y Gasset è stato un filosofo e saggista spagnolo.

✵ 9. Maggio 1883 – 18. Ottobre 1955  •  Altri nomi Y Gasset José Ortega
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José Ortega Y Gasset: 122 citazioni12 Mi piace

José Ortega Y Gasset frasi celebri

“Sorprendersi, stupirsi, è iniziare a capire.”

José Ortega Y Gasset

citato in Giovanni Ricler, Aforismi per vivere felici, Barbera Editore, p. 310

“La storia della corrida è legata a quella della Spagna, tanto che senza conoscere la prima è impossibile capire la seconda.”

José Ortega Y Gasset libro La ribellione delle masse

La historia del toreo está ligada a la de España, tanto que sin conocer la primera, resultará imposible comprender la segunda.
La ribellione delle masse

Frasi sulla vita di José Ortega Y Gasset

Frasi sull'arte di José Ortega Y Gasset

José Ortega Y Gasset Frasi e Citazioni

“Saper comandare a se stessi è la prima condizione per poter comandare agli altri.”

José Ortega Y Gasset

Origine: Citato in Guido Almansi, Il filosofo portatile, TEA, Milano, 1991.

“Io sono io e la mia circostanza.”

José Ortega Y Gasset

Meditations on Quixote

José Ortega Y Gasset: Frasi in inglese

“Life is fired at us point blank.”

José Ortega Y Gasset

More context: "To live or to be alive or, what is the same thing, to be a man, does not admit of any preparations or preliminary experiments. Life is fired at us point blank. ... Where and when we are born, or happen to find ourselves after we were born, there and then, like it or not, we must sink or swim."
Man and People [El hombre y la gente] (1957), p. 42, translated by Willard R. Trask. ISBN 0-393-00123-7

“It is not that one ought not to do just what one pleases; it is simply that one cannot do other than what each of us has to do, has to be. The only way out is to refuse to do what has to be done, but this does not set us free to do something else just because it pleases us. In this matter we only possess a negative freedom of will, a noluntas.”

José Ortega Y Gasset libro La ribellione delle masse

We can quite well turn away from our true destiny, but only to fall a prisoner in the deeper dungeons of our destiny. … Theoretic truths not only are disputable, but their whole meaning and force lie in their being disputed, they spring from discussion. They live as long as they are discussed, and they are made exclusively for discussion. But destiny — what from a vital point of view one has to be or has not to be — is not discussed, it is either accepted or rejected. If we accept it, we are genuine; if not, we are the negation, the falsification of ourselves. Destiny does not consist in what we feel we should like to do; rather is it recognised in its clear features in the consciousness that we must do what we do not feel like doing.
Origine: The Revolt of the Masses (1929), Chapter XI: The Self-Satisfied Age

“Hatred is a feeling which leads to the extinction of values.”

José Ortega Y Gasset

Meditations on Quixote (1914)
Origine: as quoted in Susan Ratcliffe (ed.), Oxford Dictionary of Quotations by Subject, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2010-03-11, page 223, ISBN 9780199567065

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