In Marilynne Robinson's "Housekeeping," the author explores the profound nature of loneliness and self-discovery. She suggests that being alone reveals aspects of ourselves that are often hidden in the company of others. This solitude leads to a realization that one might overlook when surrounded by social interactions, underlining the complexity and depth of the human experience.
Robinson's insight into loneliness emphasizes its dual role as both a challenge and a transformative...