Alone at high noon: Reflections on the solitary life
In a world caught up by mania of push-and-shove, Hurried togetherness, there pervades a dreary loneliness threatening to consume our lives and society. The lonely life to some is a disease that seems engulf, to others it is that quiet place of reflection and elected solitude, and for still others to be alone is to experience the dark doldrums of recluse.
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About Emile Cailliet
emile cailliet was born and educated in france and became an american citizen in 1937. he was on the faculties of the university of pennsylvania, scripps c
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