“[Alfred Jarry] neither wished nor was able to adapt himself to the world as it was. He ignored the conventions of life, and even the conditions of life. He refused to compromise with something for which he felt nothing but scorn, and he accepted with indifference the logical consequences of his attitude—that life should destroy him, and much sooner than most.” IndifferenceSelf Destructive Behavior Author:Barbara Wright
“The arithmetic of love defied intuition: only when given away did it multiply.” Plain Language Book:Plain Language Source: Plain Language