Lin Yutang Quotes About Philosophy

Quotes about: Philosophy

• I have done my best. That is about all the philosophy of living one needs.

  Lin Yutang

  Appreciation, Attitude, Philosophy

• India was China's teacher in religion and imaginative literature, and the world's teacher in trignometry, quandratic equations, grammar, phonetics, Arabian Nights, animal fables, chess, as well as in philosophy, and that she inspired Boccaccio, Goethe, Herder, Schopenhauer, Emerson, and probably also old Aesop.

  Lin Yutang

  Teacher, Philosophy, Animal

  "The wisdom of China and India". Book by Lin Yutang, p. 3-4, 1942.

• The world I believe is far too serious, and being far too serious ... it has need of a wise and merry philosophy.

  Lin Yutang

  Wise, Philosophy, Believe

  Lin Yutang (1937). “The Importance of Living”

• There is a great probability that our loss of capacity for enjoying the positive joys of life is largely due to the decreased sensibility of our senses and our lack of full use of them. All human happiness is sensuous happiness.

  Lin Yutang

  Philosophy, Loss, Medicine

  Lin Yutang (2013). “Lin Yutang - The Importance Of Living”, p.73, Read Books Ltd

• Let us face ourselves bravely as we are. For only a philosophy that recognizes reality can lead us into true happiness, and only that kind of philosophy is sound and healthy.

  Lin Yutang

  Philosophy, Reality, Healthy

  Lin Yutang (1937). “The Importance of Living”

• Any good practical philosophy must start out with the recognition of our having a body.

  Lin Yutang

  Philosophy, Society, Body

  Lin Yutang (1937). “The Importance of Living”

• I rather despise claims to objectivity in philosophy; the point of view is the thing.

  Lin Yutang

  Philosophy, Views, Objectivity

  Lin Yutang (1937). “The Importance of Living”

• There is more hope in a heather rose than in all the tons of Teutonic philosophy.

  Lin Yutang

  Philosophy, Rose, Heathers

  Lin Yutang, (2013). “Between Tears and Laughter”, p.4, Read Books Ltd

• To me personally the only function of philosophy is to teach us to take life more lightly and gayly than the average businessman does, for no businessman who does not retire at fifty, if he can, is in my eyes a philosopher.

  Lin Yutang

  Philosophy, Eye, Average

  Lin Yutang (1937). “The Importance of Living”

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