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part 436 | have you ever had this thought before? the distinction dávila draws is between two kinds of people who appear, from the outside, to be very similar. the first believes they are civilised because they have risen above barbarism. they are educated, refined, well-mannered, morally serious. barbarism, in their account, is something that belongs to others, to less developed people, to history, to the kind of person they have clearly ceased to be. their civilisation is defined by distance from what they are not. the second knows they are civilised precisely because they can see their own barbarism clearly. they have looked honestly at what they are capable of under pressure, under fear, under the right conditions of anger or loss or self-interest, and they have not looked away. the civilisation is not a state of having transcended the animal. it is the continuous, difficult act of recognising it. dávila's point, typically compressed into a single sentence, is that the first position is the more dangerous one. the person who believes they have left barbarism behind has simply lost sight of it. and what you cannot see in yourself you cannot guard against. the history of civilised societies committing barbaric acts is precisely the history of people who were certain it could not happen. the recogniser is not weaker for the recognition. they are more honest, and therefore more capable of the vigilance that genuine civilisation actually requires. who was dávila? nicolás gómez dávila was born in bogotá, colombia in 1913. he spent two years in paris as a child, returned to colombia, and rarely left his enormous private library for the rest of his life. he published almost nothing voluntarily and was unknown outside colombia until german and spanish translations brought him a devoted international readership in the 1980s and 1990s. his entire output consists of aphorisms. he is sometimes called the nietzsche of the andes. he died in bogotá in 1994. #gomezdavila #philosophy #darkacademiaaesthetic #existentialism #dailyquotes
part 436 | have you ever had this thought before? the distinction dávila draws is between two kinds of people who appear, from the outside, to be very similar. the first believes they are civilised because they have risen above barbarism. they are educated, refined, well-mannered, morally serious. barbarism, in their account, is something that belongs to others, to less developed people, to history, to the kind of person they have clearly ceased to be. their civilisation is defined by distance from what they are not. the second knows they are civilised precisely because they can see their own barbarism clearly. they have looked honestly at what they are capable of under pressure, under fear, under the right conditions of anger or loss or self-interest, and they have not looked away. the civilisation is not a state of having transcended the animal. it is the continuous, difficult act of recognising it. dávila's point, typically compressed into a single sentence, is that the first position is the more dangerous one. the person who believes they have left barbarism behind has simply lost sight of it. and what you cannot see in yourself you cannot guard against. the history of civilised societies committing barbaric acts is precisely the history of people who were certain it could not happen. the recogniser is not weaker for the recognition. they are more honest, and therefore more capable of the vigilance that genuine civilisation actually requires. who was dávila? nicolás gómez dávila was born in bogotá, colombia in 1913. he spent two years in paris as a child, returned to colombia, and rarely left his enormous private library for the rest of his life. he published almost nothing voluntarily and was unknown outside colombia until german and spanish translations brought him a devoted international readership in the 1980s and 1990s. his entire output consists of aphorisms. he is sometimes called the nietzsche of the andes. he died in bogotá in 1994. #gomezdavila #philosophy #darkacademiaaesthetic #existentialism #dailyquotes


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