Comfort for strangers

Number of pages: 159 pages. "Comfort with strangers" proves that the arts and social sciences, together, provide a new understanding of what is called "social density literature" by offering analyses and treatments regarding the individual's preference for the rare option over the common (or vice versa), and the intimate honesty that overflows from him with a stranger without his family and friends. About his fleeting daily relationships (connecting and disconnecting), and his feeling of lightness as long as his identity is unknown to the person in front of him. Life among strangers in the street, market, and neighborhood, a new civilizational experience in human history, and it produced new types of social relationships, and reshaped others, in line with the new power inherent in the individual's hand resulting from the weakening of bonds between him and people and their relationships.