It must be a really good feeling to have a certainty to profess, to have it beating in the heart and to use all the spirit to put it down on paper. In a way, it is doing justice to its truth, and to the sincerity of the feeling that recognizes it. That is why, having experienced it, it is a writer’s duty to profess it, no matter what anyone will say. Just as it is the duty of others to appreciate with admiration the act of sincerity of the writer who, honoring his profession, does not deceive himself or his reader.
Category: Notes
One of the Most Difficult Aspects of Literature…
One of the most difficult aspects of literature is that, given that only fortunate writers create or enjoy the possibility of dedicating themselves entirely to writing, coupled with the sometimes indistinct return and the impression that writing is a burden, it is easy to relegate the profession. As a result, few persevere, and even those who do sometimes report nothing more than discouragement at the act of persevering. Fortunately, duty is often incoherent, and the afflicted worker misjudges the return on what has been produced.
The Affirmation of Values…
The affirmation of values almost always occurs as a reaction to the propagation of opposite values, often in situations where silence would be extinction. The threat prohibits inertia, attesting to the fact that, in order to exist, a value must manifest itself. Sometimes, however, the reaction is too late, and comes out like the last breath of something that is dying, for which nothing more can be done. In silence, it ended up allowing itself to be crushed…
The Aim of a Social Organization…
The aim of a social organization of any kind should be, first and foremost, to establish an environment of mutual cooperation, so that, together, its members could perform whatever functions they might have better than they could on their own. After all, why else would the organization be justified? But it turns out that, despite the obviousness of what has been said, such an environment is almost never found, and it is with astonishment that the individual accustomed to the usual organizations, whose members compete, scheme, envy and harm, overcomes his mistrust when he comes across someone sincerely willing to help him. When this happens, it is hard to explain what is experienced, but the certainty that it is possible to live a better life springs to mind.