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Quotes About Autonomy

I'm happy with myself. I respect myself. And I know that no man, no jeans, no scale, and no booker is in control of my future - I am.
~ Iskra Lawrence
If he wants to blow his head off, let him. I don't give a damn about Jim Bakker.
~ Jessica Hahn
Jobs are what give people a sense of fulfillment and self-reliance.
~ Bob McDonnell
The bottom line is this: your health decisions are between you and your doctor, not between you and Joe Biden.
~ Ronny Jackson
I think all of this jogging and everything else shows the people want to be masters of their own bodies and environment.
~ Michael Frome
Those people are corny. You think I'm rolling to a club with Lyor Cohen or John Meneilly?
~ Damon Dash
Most filmmakers, who offer me roles say 'Johnny bhai, come on the sets and do what you feel like.' That isn't the way I like to work.
~ Johnny Lever
Michael Johnson doesn't pay my bills or sign my cheques. So I don't really care what he has to say.
~ Christian Coleman
I won't join another band again.
~ Jack White
I don't want to join politics as I am an artist, and let me remain so.
~ Gurpreet Ghuggi
If you look at my history, my history is that of forming bands rather than joining them.
~ Paul Rodgers
Throughout her life, she behaved as if she had never heard anyone suggest that a woman couldn't do entirely as she pleased.
~ Francine Prose
It is a strange desire, to seek power, and to lose liberty or to seek power over others, and to lose power over a man's self.
~ Francis Bacon
Christian freedom is found in relationship to Christ himself, not in autonomy or individual independence. Identifying the sources of enslavement today is part of the discernment of spirits which marks our quest for holiness.
~ Francis Cardinal George, OMI
While classical liberalism sought to protect the autonomy of equal individuals, the new ideology of multiculturalism promoted equal respect for cultures, even if those cultures abridged the autonomy of the individuals who participated in them.
~ Francis Fukuyama
The problem with this understanding of autonomy is that shared values serve the important function of making social life possible.
~ Francis Fukuyama
The politics of recognition and dignity had reached a fork by the early nineteenth century. One fork led to the universal recognition of individual rights, and thence to liberal societies that sought to provide citizens with an ever-expanding scope of individual autonomy. The other fork led to assertions of collective identity, of which the two major manifestations were nationalism and politicized religion.
~ Francis Fukuyama
This is the meaning of state autonomy: a government that is responsive to interest groups but not owned by them, that is not too easily swayed by the short-term vagaries of democratic public opinion but rather looks to long-term public interest.
~ Francis Fukuyama
A high degree of autonomy is what permits innovation, experimentation and risk taking in a bureaucracy. If the slightest mistake can end a career, then no one will ever take risks.
~ Francis Fukuyama
an idea that became foundational in modern thought, that we have deeply hidden inner natures that are smothered by the layers of social rules imposed on us by the society surrounding us. Autonomy for him meant recovery of that authentic inner self, and escape from the social rules that imprisoned it.
~ Francis Fukuyama
an autonomous self that has been detached from all prior loyalties and commitments "is not to conceive of an ideally free and rational agent, but to imagine a person wholly without character, without moral depth":
~ Francis Fukuyama
Who speaks of liberty while the human mind is in chains?
~ Francis Wright
Los grupos económicos pueden definirse como un conjunto de empresas de naturaleza y especialidades diversas, dirigidas de acuerdo a una política común […], manteniendo éstas, al interior del grupo su autonomía jurídica» (el énfasis es nuestro) (Anaya, 1990, p. 19).
~ Francisco Durand
Only now did I become throughly acquainted with the seducer of our people. It is not the inequality which is the real misfortune, it is the dependance.
~ Francois Marie Arouet Voltaire