Outsiders are difficult to classify. Their backgrounds and beliefs vary, as do their work and commitments. What binds them together however is a sense of dislocation, of being at odds with society or not belonging to the world more generally.
- Author Rod Garner
- Pub Date 01/01/2022
Outsiders are difficult to classify. Their backgrounds and beliefs vary, as do their work and commitments. What binds them together however is a sense of dislocation, of being at odds with society or not belonging to the world more generally. They know themselves to be different and are driven to think, feel or see st a level of intensity that makes for originality, creativity, passion, and, in some instances, great personal upheaval. Sometimes misunderstood, rejected, or simply ignored by the majority, their lives nevertheless remain a source of fascination and wisdom in relation to the central question of what it means to be human.
