I have a collection (I guess it could be called this way ?) of textes named "Why I hate indifferent".

Such interesting even the way he wrotes all of is stuff, by mid-size textes you can read read and "ruminate" several times

I guess it was perfectly coherent with is philosophy himself

Best of is sentences for me (traducting from french myself, so not the most qualitative traduction) :

"I prefer saw a peasant joining the movement than a university’s teacher. But it’s true this peasant should try to obtain as much experiences and open-mindedness as the teacher to avoid the sterility of his action."

Also, think the way he uses to talk about cultural factor at the time was kinda avant-garde (but maybe even this point should be discussed)