Education Quotes

"Education is the art of making the soul grow."

"The wind of thought which I have tried to awaken in people's minds is not a comfortable thing."

"The ability to tell right from wrong is not the problem of the educated."

"The crisis in education is a crisis in judgment."

"Learning is not the accumulation of facts but transformation of the self."

"The question is more important than the answer."

"Education is not the transmission of information, but the initiation into forms of human practice and understanding."

"We learn to think not by abstract reflection, but by initiation into a community of discourse."

"The human mind is like a musical instrument that must be kept in tune."

"The test of true education is whether it makes you think."

"The relation in education is one of pure dialogue."

"Education is not the transfer of knowledge but the building of character."

"How to do things with words is the fundamental question of linguistic philosophy."

"Philosophy arises from a failure to understand the logic of our language."

"Human language games constitute the foundation of all thought."

"To understand a word, we must understand the practice in which it functions."

"The task of philosophy is to make the familiar strange and the strange familiar."

"Following a rule is something that must be learned and practiced."

"To become a philosopher is to learn to see the world anew through language."

"The essence of language is shown in its use, not in its structure."

"Understanding is not a state but an ability to use language correctly."

"Philosophy begins in wonder and ends in understanding through linguistic analysis."

"To learn a language is to become initiated into a form of life."

"Affliction is the tool of divine education."

"The greatest inheritance is not wealth but the capacity to think."

"Teaching is the presence of the infinite in the finite."

"The Other's face is the teaching that precedes all teaching."

"Education teaches us not just to think, but to be."

"It is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatsoever for supposing it is true."

"A little learning is a dangerous thing, but a lot of ignorance is just as bad."