An Image Of Thought Called Philosophy Has

The Problem Is No Longer Getting People To Express Themselves, But Providing Little Gaps Of Solitude And Silence In Which They Might Eventually Find Something To Say. Repressive Forces Don’t Stop People From Expressing Themselves, But Rather, Force Them To Express Themselves. What A Relief To Have Nothing To Say, The Right To Say Nothing, Because Only Then Is There A Chance Of Framing The Rare, Or Ever Rarer, The Thing That Might Be Worth Saying.

The Fundamental Problem Of Political Philosophy Is Still Precisely The One That Spinoza Saw So Clearly (and That Wilhelm Reich Rediscovered): Why Do Men Fight For Their Servitude As Stubbornly As Though It Were Their Salvation?

In Truth, Freud Sees Nothing And Understands Nothing.

Reading Something From Beginning To End. That Is Reading With Love.

Psychoanalysis Was From The Start, Still Is, And Perhaps Always Will Be A Well-constituted Church And A Form Of Treatment Based On A Set Of Beliefs That Only The Very Faithful Could Adhere To, I.e., Those Who Believe In A Security That Amounts To Being Lost In The Herd And Defined In Terms Of Common And External Goals