“The ‘I’ that we confidently broadcast to the world is a fiction—a jerry-built container for the volatile unconscious elements that divide and confound us. In this sense, personal history and public history share the same dynamic principle: both are fables… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The inability to recruit recognition from others cripples an identity.” — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The inner voice we sometimes hear shaming us is not that of the witness, which is indifferent to our ups and downs. Self-accusation is… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“When the power inherent in a position of authority is used to fortify that position, the institution's purpose is subverted. Behaviors are not aligned… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The self does not stand alone; as we’ve seen, the self is not a thing, let alone a thing in itself. Rather, we experience… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“We must believe in free will. We have no choice. – Isaac Bashevis Singer” — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Twain broke with the tradition of asking “Who Am I?” and its species-wide variant “Who Is Man?” on the grounds that a “who-question” is… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Although not exceptional in ways we once believed, we remain exceptionally good at building tools and machines. And that includes machines that do what… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Distinct identities are strung together on the thread of memory, all of them provisional and perishable. No less fascinating than the birth, life, and… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Who has not sometimes wondered: suppose I had been born somewhere else, in another country, in another time, what would my life have been?… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 percent Of everything you think, And of everything you do, Is for yourself — And there isn’t one.… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The ‘I’ that we confidently broadcast to the world is a fiction—a jerry-built container for the volatile unconscious elements that divide and confound us.… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
