The self was both its origins and its journey.
In "Joseph Anton: A Memoir," Salman Rushdie explores the complex relationship between identity and experience. He reflects on the idea that the self is shaped by both its beginnings and the journey through life. This notion encapsulates the interplay between personal history and the experiences that shape an individual over time.
Rushdie's narrative emphasizes that our understanding of who we are evolves as we encounter various challenges and transformations. The quote highlights the dual nature of the self, indicating that one’s origins provide the foundation, while the journey offers the depth necessary for true growth and understanding.
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