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« Only the wandering mood brings trouble to our lives. Stones, like the dead, ignore moods. »
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« Here is analyzed the whole conceptual apparatus of psychoanalysis: not everything she tries to explain, but everything that serves her to explain. »
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« Before, for everyone, it's his childhood. Whether you see it as a green paradise or denigrate it like Sartre in The Words, whether it is the object of nostalgia or that one rejoices in having come out of it, like the prisoner freed from his cell, so unhappy, we never tire of mentioning it, that age, to remember the precious moments, as if there was in him something unforgettable that would have shaped our future by leaving forever its mark. »
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