Robert Jay Lifton Quotes

In Sum, Doubling Is The Psychological Means By Which One Invokes The Evil Potential Of The Self. That Evil Is Neither Inherent In The Self Nor Foreign To It. To Live Out The Doubling And Call Forth The Evil Is A Moral Choice For Which One Is Responsible, Whatever The Level Of Consciousness Involved.

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