“A man's friendships are, like his will, invalidated by marriage - but they are also no less invalidated by the marriage of his friends.”
Book:The Way of All Flesh
Quote by Samuel Butler
Work
The Way of All Flesh
A classic work of English literature, The Way of All Flesh delves into the complexities of life and the search for meaning through the eyes of its protagonist. more
Author
Samuel Butler
Samuel Butler was an English author and philosopher, renowned for his satirical novel Erewhon and his philosophical writings. Born on December 4, 1835, he was a prominent figure during the Victorian era, influencing both literature and thought. Butler's most celebrated work, Erewhon, was published in 1872. The novel is a satirical commentary on Victorian society and explores the concept of a utopian society. He also authored several philosophical works, including The Way of All Flesh, which was controversial for its criticism of religion and morality. Butler's contributions to literature and philosophy have had a lasting impact. His satirical style and exploration of complex themes have established him as a significant figure in Victorian literature. Despite his controversial views, he remains celebrated for his intellectual contributions. more
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