The individual, before it can determine itself, is determined by the relations in which it is enmeshed. It is a fellow-being before it is a being.


p. 34, quote is from Institut für Sozialforschung - Social Amnesia: A Critique of Conformist Psychology from Adler to Laing (1975)

Russell Jacoby Quotes

The individual, before it can determine itself, is determined by the relations in which it is enmeshed. It is a fellow-being before it is a being.

The individual, before it can determine itself, is determined by the relations in which it is enmeshed. It is a fellow-being before it is a being.

The individual, before it can determine itself, is determined by the relations in which it is enmeshed. It is a fellow-being before it is a being.

The individual, before it can determine itself, is determined by the relations in which it is enmeshed. It is a fellow-being before it is a being.