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Let Evening Come
Mary Chase Morrison

Let Evening Come

reflections on aging

DoubleDay (Jan 20, 1998)
9780385490863
134 pages | 132 x 201 mm
Dewey 305.26/01
LC Classification HQ1061 .M63 1998
LC Control No. 97019578

Subject

  • Aging - Psychological Aspects
  • Aging/ Psychological Aspects
  • Aging/ Religious Aspects
  • Old Age - Philosophy
  • Old Age/ Philosophy

Plot

A daring, yet gently written reflection on one of life's most important periods, Let Evening Come has the sensitivity and humor that will appeal to readers of any age. Mary C. Morrison explores the changes that take place as one ages, the gradual movement away from the center of life--work, family, community--to the periphery. Without glossing over the negative and depressed feelings that this can cause, Morrison highlights the benefits of relaxation, pure enjoyment , and time for reflection that old age can bring. The author shows how finding gallantry, dignity, and a positive outlook amid the changes aging brings is possible and rewarding.

Personal

Location B19-Seniors & Aging
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