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Georges Bernanos fue un novelista, ensayista y dramaturgo francés. En su primera novela, Bajo el sol de Satanás , ya están patentes sus preocupaciones religiosas. Bernanos ahonda en la psicología del hombre donde tiene lugar el enfrentamiento entre el bien y el mal, la fe y la desesperación. Publicó, entre otros títulos, La alegría, Los grandes cementerios bajo la luna y Diario de un cura rural . Wikipedia  

✵ 20. febrero 1888 – 5. julio 1948
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Georges Bernanos: 57 citas9 Me gusta

Frases célebres de Georges Bernanos

“El deseo de orar es una oración en sí mismo.”

Georges Bernanos

“El hombre de antaño no se parecía al de hoy. Nunca hubiese aquél formado parte de este rebaño que las democracias plutocráticas, marxistas o racistas alimentan para la fábrica y el osario.”

Georges Bernanos libro La France contre les robots

La France contre les robots.
Fuente: [https://books.google.es/books?id=qYU4AQAAIAAJ&q=false Revista del foro. Colaborador Colegio de Abogados de Lima (Perú). Publicado en 1977. Página 62.

“Es la fiebre de la juventud lo que mantiene al resto del mundo a la temperatura normal.”

Georges Bernanos

Fuente: https://books.google.es/books?id=ZVgQAAAAYAAJ&q=false Reflexiones pedagógicas. Jaime Estruch Argelaga. Editorial Labrusa, 1982. Página 114.

“Nuestros cálculos más peligrosos son aquellos que llamamos ilusiones”

Georges Bernanos

Fuente: https://books.google.es/books?id=vXU7AQAAIAAJ&q=false Arco: revista de actualidad para los paises bolivarianos, Números 258-267. Publicado en 1982. Página 38.

“Pequeñas cosas parecen nada, pero dan la paz, como las praderas de flores que parecen poco, pero todas juntas llenan el aire de perfume.”

Georges Bernanos

Fuente: https://books.google.es/books?id=MMuZCwAAQBAJ&pg=PT103&dq=false Abriendo nuevas sendas en la práctica de la intervención neuropsicopedagógica. Autores Carme Timoneda Gallart, et al. Documenta Universitaria, 2015. ISBN 9788499843117

“La cólera de los imbéciles devasta hoy la tierra.”

Georges Bernanos

Fuente: https://books.google.es/books?id=ikEPAAAAYAAJ&q=false El problema de la democracia. Alfredo C. Rossetti. Edición 2. Dirección General de Publicaciones, 1976. Página 199

Georges Bernanos Frases y Citas

“La esperanza es un riesgo que hay que correr”

Georges Bernanos

“El honor de un pueblo pertenece a los muertos, los que viven sólo lo usufructúan”

Georges Bernanos

Fuente: https://books.google.es/books?id=hKSxdWas_bEC&pg=PA84&dq=false Personas y derechos de la personalidad. Juan José Bonilla Sánchez. Colaborador Luis Humberto Clavería Gosálbez. Editorial Reus, 2010. ISBN 9788429015812. Página 84

“¿Quién es usted para condenar el pecado de otro? El que condena el pecado se convierte en parte de él, lo abraza.”

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Georges Bernanos: Frases en inglés

“If hell has no answer for the questioning dead, it is not because it refuses to answer (for rigorous, alas, in observance, is the imperishable fire), but it is because hell has nothing to say, will say nothing eternally.”

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Fuente: La joie (Joy) 1929, p.42

“Money-crimes have an abstract quality. History is laden with the victims of gold, but their remains are odourless.”

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Georges Bernanos libro Les grands cimetières sous la lune

Fuente: Les grands cimetieres sous la lune (A Diary of My Times) 1938, p.35

“He [Abbé Cénabre] had often reflected on the plight of even the most illustrious of those renegades who finish up engaged in a monotonous argument they can never quite extricate themselves from and seem to be insulting the God they have offended, dragging Him along with them like a fellow criminal shackled to them…. He thought, not without some justification, that where such tortured and anxious nihilists had made their greatest mistake was in having freed only their intellects, leaving belief to go on surviving and festering in the most hidden and least accessible parts of their sensibility. Such a deep and hidden contradiction is all the more destructive because they cannot form a clear idea of it, or indeed express it, except in terms of stammering, repeated, pointless, and childish expressions of hatred. They no longer have any part in a faith that still holds them in abject and slavering thrall. It matters little that they think they have destroyed it.”

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Fuente: L'imposture (The Impostor), 1927, pp.171–172

“[P]ride has no intrinsic substance, being no more than the name given to the soul devouring itself. When that loathsome perversion of love has borne its fruit, it has another, more meaningful and weightier name. We call it hatred.”

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Fuente: L'imposture (The Impostor), 1927, p.156

“Optimism has always seemed to me the cunning alibi of egoists, anxious to cover up their state of chronic self-satisfaction. They are optimists in order to avoid pitying other men and their misfortune. ~~ Yet pity is a vexed question.”

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Georges Bernanos libro Les grands cimetières sous la lune

Fuente: Les grands cimetieres sous la lune (A Diary of My Times) 1938, p.38

“Chantal's only ruse … was her shattering simplicity. While a weak man or an imposter is always more complicated than the problem he is trying to solve, and thinking to encompass his adversary, merely keeps prowling interminably around himself, the heroic nature will throw itself into the heart of the danger to turn it to its own use, just as captured artillery is turned about and aimed at the backs of the fleeing enemy.”

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Fuente: La joie (Joy) 1929, p.107

“I can now see to the bottom of my own depths, there is nothing stopping my gaze, no obstacle is in the way. And there is nothing there.”

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Georges Bernanos libro Monsieur Ouine

The dying Monsieur Ouine, p. 243
Monsieur Ouine, 1943

“I have just discovered something I have always known: we can no more escape from one another than we can escape from God.”

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Chantal, p. 112
La joie (Joy) 1929

“I shouldn't dream of wasting my time by picking holes in the attitude of the Italian prelates throughout the war for Ethiopia. Thanks to the mustard-gas sprinklers that are used in Australia for destroying rodents, Fascist aviation has been enabled to strip whole populations of hapless negroes of their skin, so that they lay rotting in heaps in front of their huts. It makes no difference to me if the Italian prelates affirm that a war like this seems chivalrous to them. I believe that I know what is chivalrous and what is not…”

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Georges Bernanos libro Les grands cimetières sous la lune

Fuente: Les grands cimetieres sous la lune (A Diary of My Times) 1938, p.131

“More often than not, nothingness is reluctantly and despairingly taken to be the only hypothesis possible when all the others have failed, since by definition it cannot be disproven and is beyond the scope of reason.”

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Fuente: L'imposture (The Impostor), 1927, p.153

“I know that the Crusaders of Majorca put to death, in a single night, all the prisoners who were huddled in the Catalonian trenches. They took the whole herd down to the shore and shot them, one beast at a time - they were quite leisurely about it. The Lord High Archbishop of Palma arranged to be represented at the ceremony, by a certain number of his priests. You can picture the scene can't you? 'Come on, father, isn't that one ready?' - 'Just a moment captain, I'm handing him over to you at once.' When the job was finished, the Crusaders piled their cattle in two heaps - those who'd been given absolution and those who hadn't- then sprinkled petrol over them. It is quite likely that this purification by fire may then have taken on, by reason of the presence of priests officiating a liturgical significance. Unfortunately I only saw these blackened, shiny creatures two days after that, contorted by the flames, some of them counterfeiting obscene poses in death, which must have been very distressing for the ladies of Palma and for their eminent confessors. A reeking tar oozed out of them…”

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Georges Bernanos libro Les grands cimetières sous la lune

Fuente: Les grands cimetieres sous la lune (A Diary of My Times) 1938, p.153-154

“Rather than the obsession with impurity, you'd do better to fear the nostalgia for purity.”

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Georges Bernanos libro Monsieur Ouine

The curé of Fenouille to Dr. Malépine, p. 213
Monsieur Ouine, 1943

“[T]he cradle is shallower than the grave.”

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Georges Bernanos libro Monsieur Ouine

Fuente: Monsieur Ouine, 1943, p.244

“I saw a woman of thirty-five, living peacefully in the bosom of her family after an interrupted novitiate, show sudden signs of incomprehensible nervous terror, speak of possible 'reprisals', and refuse to go out alone. A very dear friend, took pity on her, offered her shelter. 'Come, child, what have you to fear? You're one of God's little lambs…' 'Harmless? That's all you know! Everybody thinks as you do, and nobody's frightened of me. Well - you can find out for yourself. I had eight men shot, madame…”

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Georges Bernanos libro Les grands cimetières sous la lune

Fuente: Les grands cimetieres sous la lune (A Diary of My Times) 1938, p.87-88

“[F]irst of all, be what you are.”

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Abbé Cénabre to Chantal, p. 213
La joie (Joy) 1929

“Only the present counts.”

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Chantal to Dr. La Pérouse, p. 189
La joie (Joy) 1929

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