Abiding Loneliness: An Existential Perspective On Loneliness
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An essay by Michele Carter which looks at loneliness through the prism of existentialist philosophy.
Abiding Loneliness: An Existential Perspective On Loneliness tags on the home page here! --> to center text. --> for subheadings. --> for italics. --> Abiding Loneliness: An Existential Perspective On Loneliness By Michele A. Carter Note: The following essay was published by the Park Ridge Center for Health, Faith, And Ethics ( www.parkridgecenter.org ) in 2003. Loneliness is a condition of human life, an experience of being human which enables the individual to sustain, extend, and deepen his humanity. Loneliness is within life itself. [1] Throughout history, accounts of loneliness appear in
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