Literature Quotes

"Literature preserves the voice of the voiceless."

"Nothing is so irregular as taste in literature."

"The principles of true criticism are derived from our sentiments."

"Literature gives voice to those who have none."

"Literature preserves the voices of generations."

"The literature of freedom is written in the hearts of those who sacrifice for it."

"The literature of a people reflects the soul of that people."

"The pen and the sword must work together: one to inspire, the other to protect."

"Literature captures the truths that politics tries to hide."

"Literature preserves the truth power seeks to hide."

"Literature preserves the wisdom of generations and sparks new thought."

"Literature speaks to the universal in every human heart."

"The pen is mightier than the sword."

"The pen of the writer shapes the conscience of the nation."

"Literature reflects the conditions of society."

"Literature speaks to the human condition."

"Literature preserves the voices of those the powerful wish to silence."

"Literature that fails to challenge injustice becomes an accomplice to it."

"The writer must earn money in order to live and write, but he must not live and write in order to make money."

"The newspaper is the 'modern' book, the 'modern' poem; it is the expression of feelings and passions."

"Language is the archive of the accumulated experience of humanity."

"Literature captures the consciousness of an age better than statistics can."

"Literature preserves the dreams of revolutionaries."

"Literature preserves dangerous thoughts."

"Literature is the voice of those who have no voice"

"Language does not speak for us; we are responsible for what we say through it."

"We are born into language; we do not create it, but we can transform it."

"Words and things are not transparent; between them lies an abyss of interpretation."

"Writing is an act of transformation; it changes both the writer and the reader."

"Language is the condition of possibility for both thought and its concealment."