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1 " Connectedness is of the essence of all things of all types. It is of the essence of types, that they be connected. Abstraction from connectedness involves the omission of an essential factor in the fact considered. No fact is merely itself. The penetration of literature and art at their height arises from our dumb sense that we have passed beyond mythology; namely, beyond the myth of isolation. "
― Alfred North Whitehead , Modes of Thought
2 " The degeneracy of mankind is distinguished from its uprise by the dominance of chill abstractions, divorced from aesthetic content. "
