between self and other and between being and the nothingness of death, which is always at the heart of loneliness. This beautiful volume will make you feel less alone.
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The scaffolding of the book is provided by studies in loneliness, collections of journal-like entries literary or philosophical, as well as real-life chronicles. The poems have a dreamy feel of isolation and living on that borderline that comes alive in loneliness,

we construct our selves and their isolated subjectivity only in relation to the world and other people. The title of the book is both a good description of this paradox, as well as of Kant’s great work. It is hard for a philosopher not to like a book that has a poem titled “Critique of Pure Reason"