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This book comprises letters written by the late thinker Ali Shariati to his wife, Puran Shariat Razavi, while he was in Paris pursuing his university studies between 1959 and 1960. These letters, written in the language of love, longing, the pain of exile, and his perspective on the harsh realities of life, speak volumes. The words, spoken between the lines, convey feelings of isolation and alienation, and offer a critique of the unrestrained Western lifestyle. These letters are a bold and candid exploration of the self, revealed by Shariati in the most intimate moments of his life. Despite his short life, his significant role in the course of the revolution and the spirit of youth, as well as the impact of his research and writings in sociology, religion, and Islamic thought, cannot be denied.
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