The Square Root Of Nothing.

Man As Seen As An Organism Or Man As Seen As A Person Discloses Different Aspects Of The Human Reality To The Investigator. Both Are Quite Possible Methodologically But One Must Be Alert To The Possible Occasion For Confusion. (...) Seen As An Organism, Man Cannot Be Anything Else But A Complex Of Things, Of Its, And The Processes That Ultimately Comprise An Organism Are It-processes.

The Way Out Is Through The Door You Came In.

Schizophrenia Cannot Be Understood Without Understanding Despair.

No One Has Schizophrenia, Like Having A Cold. The Patient Has Not "got" Schizophrenia. He Is Schizophrenic.

Being Embodied As Such Is No Insurance Against Feelings Of Hopelessness Or Meaningslessness. Beyond His Body, He Still Has To Know Who He Is.