Why Do Women Write More Letters Than They Send?: A Meditation On The Loneliness Of The Sexes
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Why Do Women Write More Letters Than They Send?: A Meditation On The Loneliness Of The Sexes

by Darian Leader

Philosophy Psychology
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Darian Leader examines the space between expressing a thought and sending it. Framed as a meditation on the loneliness of the sexes, this book considers writing, communication, and gender through the intriguing question posed by its title.

About This Book

Darian Leader reflects on the relationship between writing, communication, and emotional experience.

Beginning with its striking title question, the book considers why letters may be written yet left unsent.

Its subtitle places loneliness and the differences between the sexes at the center of the discussion.

This is a thoughtful meditation for readers interested in psychology, gender, and the meanings carried by personal correspondence.

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