proverbs and sayings of the wise on the topic of human personality and got the best answer
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A. P. Chekhov
A man is what he believes in.
Everything should be beautiful in a person: face, clothes, soul, and thoughts.
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Simplicity is always prone to imitation
Answer from Danish Sheviakov[newbie]
Man proposes, God disposes
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Answer from Vlada Vip[newbie]
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
Answer from Den denchik[newbie]
1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all people.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
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Answer from Anya Dyatlova (Kolbina)[active]
1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all people.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
20. Each person is a reflection of his inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. 1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all people.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
20. Each person is a reflection of his inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
Answer from Ilsiyar Gabdrakipova[newbie]
Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
20. Each person is a reflection of his inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. 1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all people.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
20. Each person is a reflection of his inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
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Answer from Albina Tupikova[newbie]
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Answer from Alexey Safonov[newbie]
Not the person who lives for himself, but the one who forges happiness for the people.
A man lives a century, and his deeds - two.
It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place.
An individual does not have to be wiser than an entire nation.
What is beautiful about a genius is that he looks like everyone else, and no one looks like him. A moment is enough to become a hero, but a lifetime is needed to become a worthy person.
Paul Brula
A person becomes a person only among people.
Johannes Becher
There is a person only if there is a God.
Nikolai Berdyaev
Be yourself, the other roles are already taken.
Oscar Wilde
Whom nothing angers has no heart, and an insensitive person cannot be a person.
Baltasar Gracian y Morales
I'm trying to find myself as a person, sometimes it's not easy to do.
Marilyn Monroe
Our personality is the garden, and our will is its gardener.
William Shakespeare
Answer from Symbol x116[newbie]
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Answer from Ivan Isaev[newbie]
1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all people.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
20. Each person is a reflection of his inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero.
Vlada Vip Student (108) 3 weeks ago
Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
Den Denchik Student (100) 2 weeks ago
1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all people.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
20. Each person is a reflection of his inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. 1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, all
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a man lives a century, and his business is two
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1. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 2. The mountain does not converge with the mountain, but the person will converge with the person. 3. To recognize a person, you need to eat a pound of salt with him. 4. In the field, wheat will be born in a year, and a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the blacksmith of his own happiness. 8. The fish is looking for where it is deeper, the man - where is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, but nothing from a dashing person. 10. Not a place paints a person, but a person a place. 11. A man is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all people.
14. The true purpose of a person is to live, not to exist - J. London.
15. A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov.
16. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure - a chimera - I. Shevelev.
17. Every little man of God - Grasshopper himself - V. Andreev.
18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev.
19. Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
20. Each person is a reflection of his inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero.
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Hey! Here is a selection of topics with answers to your question: proverbs and sayings of the wise on the topic of a person personality
At social studies lessons in the 6th grade, children study a very important topic: "Man - Personality". To better understand the main aspects of Personality, sixth graders are invited to work with proverbs - folk wisdom. It is very interesting to speculate and think about these statements.
Proverbs and sayings about the Personality, about the character traits of the personality of a real Man.
Every person is known by the work.
Then you will recognize a person when you disentangle a pound of salt with him with a spoon.
Not all that glitters is gold.
Meet by clothes, and see off by mind.
Outside - beauty, inside - emptiness.
The tree is crooked, but the apples are sweet.
It looks good, but if you bite it - your mouth twists.
They come out through people into people.
As we are to people, so are people to us.
Every well done to his example.
The bird is visible in flight.
The hare runs fast, but is cheap.
Near the bee - honey, near the bug - manure.
Big ship - big voyage.
Quiet in words, but in deeds dashing.
You can break, but not bend.
Beautiful as a Christmas tree; prickly as a needle.
Beware of the goat in front, the horses in the back, and the dashing man on all sides.
You will learn from the smart, you will unlearn from the stupid.
An unlearned head is like a lantern without fire.
The more patience, the smarter the person.
You will get bored with grumbling, you will teach by example.
A smart man loves to learn, and a fool loves to teach.
A fool screams, a smart one is silent.
STATEMENTS OF WISE PEOPLE ON THE TOPIC "MAN-PERSONALITY"
- The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist. (Jack London)
- Be yourself. Other roles already filled (Oscar Wilde)
- There are people who look like zeros: they always need numbers in front of them (Honoré de Balzac)
- The same man is empty, who is completely filled with himself (M. Yu. Lermontov)
- When reason prevails, personality perishes (Max Stirner)
- The only thing that can lead us to noble thoughts and actions is the example of great and morally pure personalities (Albert Einstein)
Since culture is created by people, a lot has been said about a person, even too much. We will take a non-standard approach to solving the problem “Proverbs on the theme “Man-personality””. The originality lies in the fact that we will give the reader a certain direction of creative search. This means that it will be told about the authors whose books are fully or partially devoted to the problem of man.
Friedrich Nietzsche: "Man is a tightrope between the beast and the superman"
Used to associate the name of Nietzsche with fascism. Like, he was the ideologist of this movement. Indeed, Hitler borrowed some ideas from a thinker of the 19th century, having previously distorted them. In fact, it is difficult to determine which century Nietzsche belongs to. Chronologically and biologically, he belongs to the 19th century, but mentally, emotionally, he is a man and philosopher of the 20th century. We will stick to facts, not emotions. Nietzsche could no longer interfere with Hitler, since he died back in 1900.
Great anthropologist
Nietzsche has many merits to philosophy, but one of them irritates the people most of all: the thinker was the first who publicly announced the mass man. Said he was a "dirty stream". But in general, "A person is something that must be transcended." In other words, Nietzsche is a peaceful philosopher who preached about self-improvement using the vocabulary of a warrior. Everything in Nietzsche should be read, but especially "Thus Spoke Zarathustra". In this book "for everyone and for no one" you will find a lot of things, including various statements about the personality of a person.
José Ortega y Gasset, "The Revolt of the Masses" (1930)
Thirty years after Nietzsche's death, a work (see subtitle) appeared that became revolutionary in its own way. It gave not only the genesis of the mass man as an anthropological type, but also described in detail his characteristics. In the book by J. Ortega (he preferred to be called that way), the main intrigue is tied up in the confrontation between the mass person and the creative person.
The two anthropological types are fundamentally different from each other in that one (the first) is the consumer, and the second is the doer. One is a lazy and "civilized boor" who thinks that the whole world exists only to satisfy his needs. The other is in a state of constant creative search and self-invention, self-transformation. H. Ortega's book is fascinating and written in a lively and accessible language that even a schoolboy can handle. This is not G. V. Hegel and not of course, it has a lot of entertaining and interesting things. In other words, one that could replenish your knowledge base with the general name “Proverbs on the topic “Man (personality) and famous quotes about him””.
Irvin Yalom, When Nietzsche Wept (1992)
Do not be afraid, this is a fiction book dedicated to an event that did not actually happen.
Lou Solome came to Freud's teacher and said that her friend, as it seemed to her, was very sick. Could the professor talk to him and see him? The professor agreed. This friend turns out to be Friedrich Nietzsche. Breuer takes up the "talk cure". Historically, psychoanalysis arose later, of course. But Yalom deliberately shifts the historical perspective. Although the facts in this book are not the main thing, the main thing in it is that it is full of wonderful aphorisms about man and human life. And Breuer simply did not know who got into his clients. Nietzsche himself is a great anthropologist and psychoanalyst, on a par with, for example, A. Schopenhauer. It is not surprising that in the course of the analysis the client and the doctor change places, and Nietzsche "heals" the doctor with conversations, checks the authenticity of his life. Among the wonderful dialogues written by Yalom, there is also this one (we do not vouch for the accuracy, we convey only the meaning):
Why do you think you became a doctor?
I don't know. Father insisted.
Who chose this for you?
Probably culture, dynasty. I always wanted to become a musician.
Russian folk thematic aphorisms (proverbs) “A person (personality) and his private life” are difficult to find in this sense. For our culture, the individual is a value of a negative order. So it was in the days of the peasant community, so it was in the Soviet Union. Now people in Russia are trying to enslave with the help of "corporate ethics" of various kinds.
In general, Irvin Yalom skillfully stylizes his prose "under Nietzsche." The German philosopher never said what Yalom wrote, but he may well have said so. For example, this: "Before you have children, you need to be born yourself."
I recall the thought of S. Dovlatov that for some even 50 years is not enough to become like a person. It's a sad thought, albeit an ironic one.
The reader may be indignant and say that these are not proverbs on the topic "Man (personality)". But it's much better! And there will still be aphorisms of national production, do not hesitate.
Blaise Pascal, "Thoughts" (1657 - 1658)
Thoughts is a curious book, wonderful. There are many reflections on religion, but they are so unobtrusive, so gentle that they do not spoil the book at all. On the contrary, you somehow involuntarily begin to think about God. In any case, this is not the main thing in it. The main thing is what he said about the person. For example, the well-known aphorism that a person is a “thinking reed”. Such an image, on the one hand, tells the reader that being is fragile and fleeting, and on the other hand, that a person is actually strong in his flexibility. Under the strongest natural and vital winds, he is able to bend down, crouch to the ground and avoid death. By the way, this is almost a folk aphorism, that is, it is completely included in the group of “proverbs on the topic “Man-personality”.
Pascal's thoughts about human destiny are very interesting. Few people know, but the destination is a purely Russian fetish. Probably, vocation is a “subsidiary enterprise” of the messianic idea of Russia in the world. And in Europe, people perceive their business only as a craft. They have to become good masters, that's all.
In this context, the French philosopher, speaking about destiny, says: “What determines our destiny? Accident". Next, let us convey the general meaning without quotes. We saw in early childhood, for example, a lawyer or an economist. He was praised in front of us, and we realized that this was good. Then they chose the appropriate profession for themselves. A person, a person (proverbs and sayings about this can be completely different) is an extremely multifaceted and inexhaustible subject for research. We try not so much to saturate the reader with various facts as to draw his attention to those authors whose works are certainly worth reading.
And it gets even better. For example, a family tradition. Let it be the railroad. The father took his son to the train cabin at an early age. The boy saw how cool and cool it was to steer, to drive a train. This image fell to the bottom of his subconscious and modeled his entire professional life. And now he is 30 years old, he has been on the train for 10 years, and every time he gets into it, he thinks: “Mom, what am I doing here!” or “My life is somehow wrong” (S. King). And that childish image is to blame for everything, and also the fact that his father did not see anything wrong with the work of the driver. But, as J. Barnes used to say: "It's a shame to blame your parents when you are over 25."
Russian proverbs on the topic "Man-personality"
The time has come to scoop up from the people's well. We will spend only three aphorisms.
- Not the person who lives for himself, but the one who forges happiness for the people.
- Every person is a mystery.
- Man is not born for himself.
Even from these statements it is clear that the soul of the Russian people is of a collective nature, but in order to understand at least something in a person, it must be considered separately and concretely.
As you can see, the Russian people have peculiar proverbs on the topic "Personality and its desired image." Well, what can you do. As Karl Marx said: "Being determines consciousness." This is especially true of a not-too-happy life.
A truly whole and reliable person, whose feeling is in perfect harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he combines a truthful heart with a bright mind... (...)
Nikolay Vasilievich Shelgunov
The source of most human troubles lies in passivity and softness. The nation most capable of exerting its forces has always been the freest and the happiest. Passivity is not able to take revenge. She only allows herself to pay for her shame and the greatest oppression (...)
Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
Each sees in the other only what is contained in himself, for he can comprehend and understand him only to the extent of his own intellect. (...)
Arthur Schopenhauer
Each is arranged in its own way, and there is no person who would be a complete villain. There is no one who combines all the virtues: beauty, restraint, intelligence, taste and fidelity. Everyone is good in their own way, and it's hard to say who is really better. (...)
Murasaki Shikibu
Each person is a separate, definite personality, which will not be a second time. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their resemblance is only superficial. The more one becomes himself, the deeper he begins to understand himself, - his original features come through more clearly. (...)
Valery Yakovlevich Bryusov
Every person has a choice. A person suffers to the extent that his contact with the harmony of the world is broken. Man in God is sanctified in all his desires, even when he desires evil. HE only needs to know that a cause follows an effect, just as punishment follows a crime. (...)
Luule Viilma
Each person has some horizon of views. When it narrows and becomes infinitely small, it turns into a point. Then the person says, "That's my point of view." (...)
David Gilbert
Each person has his own moral "reverse side", which he does not needlessly show and, as long as possible, covers it up with trousers of decency. (
