In Fact, There Are Very Important Writings

The Average American Never Loses His Sleep About Affairs Which Relate To His Society And To Our Whole Country.

Sanity Is Only That Which Is Within The Frame Of Reference Of Conventional Thought.

To Die Is Poignantly Bitter, But The Idea Of Having To Die Without Having Lived Is Unbearable.

The Member Of A Primitive Clan Might Express His Identity In The Formula "i Am We"; He Cannot Yet Conceive Of Himself As An "individual," Existing Apart From His Group.

The Mother-child Relationship Is Paradoxical And, In A Sense, Tragic. It Requires The Most Intense Love On The Mother's Side, Yet This Very Love Must Help The Child Grow Away From The Mother, And To Become Fully Independent.