In the West, liberal education asks one to "Know Thyself". While writing his first book, Vore finds this to be a complicated road to travel, seeing quickly that to know himself, he has, as well, to know those around him. Vore thus examines his relationships to his family, school, mentors, and the labels by which he might be known: adopted son, adult child of an alcoholic, victim of priestly sexual abuse, spokesman for gay and lesbian civil rights, writer. In undertaking this self-examination, Vore runs squarely into the myth of Narcissus and realizes he must first understand its lessons before he can truly come to self-knowledge. Tell Me What Home is Like thus begins with a.
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