Frases de Michael Moorcock
Michael Moorcock
Data de nascimento: 18. Dezembro 1939
Outros nomes:Μάικλ Μούρκοκ, مایکل مورکوک
Michael Moorcock é um escritor britânico de ficção científica e fantasia que se manifesta como sendo políticamente vinculado à filosofia anarquista.
Criador do personagem Elric, de Jerry Cornelius e de uma infinidade de outros. Em suas histórias é comum o conceito de Multiverso e o mito do Campeão Eterno.
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Citações Michael Moorcock
„“Oh, I believe very much in cause and effect,” she said, “but not in the linear sense. Every action has a proliferation of consequences. We can’t remain alive without being responsible for thousands of actions and their consequences. We simply have to live with that fact and decide, morally if you like, how to formulate a civilized, secure environment for ourselves. So far we haven’t succeeded.”“
— Michael Moorcock
Book 2, Chapter 8 “Revolutions” (p. 410)
„“You have no proof of this,” I said.
“No. But a theory must be tested to be disproved, Mr Bastable.”“
— Michael Moorcock
Book 1, Chapter 8 “A Decision in Cold Blood” (p. 233)
„How paltry is the thing they call science. We have something far superior! We have Faith. We have a Force greater than Reason! We have a wisdom beyond mere knowledge. We have the Holy Grail itself. The Chalice of Limitless Power!“
— Michael Moorcock
Book 3, Chapter 2 (p. 642; words spoken by Hitler)
„The soldier shook his head, waxing philosophical. “It’s a madness, sir. We’ve all got it. It could go on until the last human being crawls away from the body of the chap he’s just bashed to bits with a stone. That’s what war is, sir—madness. You don’t think about what you’re doing. You forget, don’t you—you just go on killing and killing.”“
— Michael Moorcock
Book 1, Chapter 2 “The Dream—and the Nightmare—of the Chilean Wizard” (p. 187)
„It is many years since I have wielded a weapon larger than a pen, borne anything weightier than a difficult problem in philosophy.“
— Michael Moorcock
Book 3, Chapter 5 “Five Heroes and a Heroine” (p. 467)
„“I would be grateful if I was allowed to work out my own destiny for once,” I said. “For good or ill.”“
— Michael Moorcock
Book 3 “Visions and Revelations” Chapter 4 “The Lady of the Chalice” (p. 416)
