Loneliness / edited by Leroy S. Rouner.
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TextSeries: Boston University studies in philosophy and religion, v. 19Publication details: Notre Dame, Ind. : University of Notre Dame Press, ©1998.Description: xviii, 301 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 0268013187
- 9780268013189
- 155.92Â LON
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"What we explore in Loneliness is something which underlies those occasional forms of personal loneliness which are familiar to us all. First, there is a cultural loneliness, characteristic of the modern world. Urban Americans, for example, are inherently lonely in a way that villagers in India are not. And then there is an even deeper loneliness that is a universal human experience, inherent in the human condition."--Jacket.
pt. 1. Philosophies of loneliness: In praise of loneliness / Wesley J. Wildman --
Conscience: the lonely discourse / Daniel O. Dahlstrom. The solitudes of philosophy / William Desmond --
The uncaptive eye: solipsism in Wittgenstein's Tractatus / Juliet Floyd --
Floyd, Wittgenstein, and loneliness / Hilary Putnam --
Loneliness and solitude / Eliot Deutsch --
pt. 2. Literature and the lonely prophet: The loneliness of Moses / Elie Wiesel --
The loneliness of Koheleth / Ruth Anna Putnam --
The long loneliness of Dorothy Day / Daniel Berrigan --
Loneliness and poetry / Christopher Ricks --
pt. 3. Varieties of cultural loneliness: Being alone in the modern civitas / Lawrence Cahoone --
A room of one's own / Kathleen M. Sands --
Sex and the failure of intimacy / Dennis O'Brien --
A new Confucian lament for alienation / Robert Cummings Neville --
"Wander lonely as a rhinoceros" / Malcolm David Eckel.
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