Quote by: Otto Weininger

The criminal (as slave) often seeks a person of great perfection (and here, as a judge of people's imperfection, the criminal is much harsher than a good man), because he so wants to obtain trust from outside (not through an inner change of mind). If he believes he has found such a person, he gives himself up to him in the most complete slavery, and he searches in an importunate manner for people whom he could serve as a slave. He also wants to live as a slave so as never to be alone.


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Author Bio


  • NameOtto Weininger
  • Descriptionaustrian philosopher and writer
  • BornApril 3, 1880
  • DiedOctober 4, 1903
  • CountryAustria
  • ProfessionPhilosopher; Writer
  • WorksSex And Character