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“The sense of truth no matter how subjective is necessary for the experience of beauty.”

Quote by Lawrence Durrell

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Lawrence Durrell

Lawrence Durrell was an English novelist known for his complex narrative structures and rich cultural background. His works often explore human emotions, religious beliefs, and philosophical thoughts, with his most famous work being the 'Alexandria Quartet'. more

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