“For me, the score is an exact relationship of all the parts. It's an architectural drawing.”— Morton Feldman
“The great secret of a successful play is that the audience is two steps ahead of the characters but two steps behind the author.”— Sir David Hare
“Science is built up of facts, as a house is built of stones; but an accumulation of facts is no more a science than a heap of stones is a house.”— Henri Poincaré
“The surprise of the chiasmus is that the second half of the phrase is not a repetition of the first but its reversal.”— Barbara Johnson
“A string of opinions is no more a curriculum than a string of beads is a necklace.”— Fletcher Knebel
“Even if you're writing a sonnet, which is a very strict form, you can still have a lot of freedom within it.”— Andrew Motion
“The structure of the social system is made up of the institutionalized patterns of normative culture.”— Talcott Parsons