In the physical world, it is never a loss to a man's pride when he cannot overcome an obstacle that would require two men to handle it, but in the imaginative world, it is quite possible for a single individual, attempting the labor of countless individuals, to feel destroyed. Because the writer is seen by his readers and critics as totally separate from his culture, as other, his attempts to establish a relationship with this culture are usually frustrated. Instead, she is praised for being technically proficient or for exploring the agonies of the modern age, without flinching from their implications. When the writer believes his critics in such cases, he has no course left but suicide. This is no isolated fact but symptomatic of a general cultural problem.
Science addresses itself to objective reality, but so does art.
Once a truth is known it cannot be not known.