“The longue durée is a structure which lies beneath the surface of the past, a framework which has a powerful and often secret influence on the course of events.”— Fernand Braudel
“I'm always thinking about the last page of the issue as I'm writing the first.”— Brian Michael Bendis
“The media are mute, not because they are evil, but because of their structure.”— Hans Magnus Enzensberger
“Composition is a way of organizing sound, but it's also a way of organizing your life.”— John Zorn
“Unlike other forms of capital, social capital inheres in the structure of relations between actors and among actors.”— James S. Coleman
“The first step in making a branch of science autonomous is to fix its language.”— Stephen Cole Kleene
“Let this circumstance of our constitution be remarked, that our superiors are known to us, but we are not known to them.”— Adam Weishaupt
“You can't show a beetle crossing the street and call it a story. It has to have a beginning, a middle, and an end. The end must be a resolution, not just a stop.”— Don Bluth
“I learned a lot about architecture in music school, about structure and form, and I think that influenced my arrangements.”— Jerry Harrison
“A map is not the territory it represents, but, if correct, it has a similar structure to the territory, which accounts for its usefulness.”— Alfred Korzybski
“What I try to do is to write a piece of music that is a unity from beginning to end.”— Samuel Barber