“I wanted to be true to whatever inner logic there was in myself. I didn’t want to be true to any one group of people in the world. I wanted to be true to my own anger. I’ve always been afraid of belonging to groups. I don’t want to be a Democrat or a Republican or a Communist or a Fascist, or—just an all-American. I wanted to be, as far as I can be, myself, and find out what I think, and get it out in the open and then intellectualize about it. And see what I think.” ThinkingSelfGroupsAngerThoughtBeing YourselfBelongingPonderingIntellectualizing Book:Fahrenheit 451 Source: Fahrenheit 451
“The problem with the world is not a shortage of brilliant theories or feel-good slogans. The problem is that we confuse proliferation of progressive terminology with profound empathy and purposeful engagement.” EngagementTheorizingIntellectualizing Book:In Search of A Better World: A Human Rights Odyssey Source: In Search of A Better World: A Human Rights Odyssey