Most often we are judging not others, but rather our own faculties in others.


Œuvres choisies (Paris: A. Hatier, 1934) p. 774


Most often we are judging not others, but rather our own faculties in others.

Most often we are judging not others, but rather our own faculties in others.

Most often we are judging not others, but rather our own faculties in others.

Most often we are judging not others, but rather our own faculties in others.