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Losing Friends

Digby C. Anderson

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An analysis of the historical role of friendship, how it has changed to a much less valued relationship. 10 chapters; the puzzle of friendship, talking to friends and greeting cards, friendship as it was, friendship in decline, enemies of friendship, threats, the romantic family, the decline of morals and manners, margins of friendship. 10 black and white images, extracts from journals and poems. A previous owner has made some margin notes on 3 pages. Not intrusive. Softback intact and clean and undamaged. Check out my image on the amazon listing, contact me for further info.

Language: English

Pages: 208

Format: Paperback

Release: November 02, 2001

ISBN 13: 9780907631941

Losing Friends

Digby C. Anderson

0/5 ( ratings)

An analysis of the historical role of friendship, how it has changed to a much less valued relationship. 10 chapters; the puzzle of friendship, talking to friends and greeting cards, friendship as it was, friendship in decline, enemies of friendship, threats, the romantic family, the decline of morals and manners, margins of friendship. 10 black and white images, extracts from journals and poems. A previous owner has made some margin notes on 3 pages. Not intrusive. Softback intact and clean and undamaged. Check out my image on the amazon listing, contact me for further info.

Language: English

Pages: 208

Format: Paperback

Release: November 02, 2001

ISBN 13: 9780907631941

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