The cut-off

Severance, whatever its type and whatever its circumstances, does not pass by easily, as if it were a common event in life. It leaves its effects and even its fingerprints deeply in the soul of both the doer and the victim alike. The author, Claire Maran, is a philosopher and a professor of philosophy at the same time. And she shows in this work a unique ability to delve into the human soul and its conditions and suffering, revealing to the reader hidden aspects of what he lives or has witnessed among those around him, not cognitively or intellectually understood, but rather suffering its effects in the form of a real existential crisis working within him secretly, and only feelings of suffering surface. Hence the importance of this small-sized work, which is a great revelation for the Arab reader, constituting an unprecedented contribution to enriching the Arab library, as it sheds deep light on a subject that is an integral part of life itself across different segments of people regardless of age and gender. It opens horizons for the Arab reader in the cognitive empowerment of emotional and intimate relationships, making him more confident in his steps. Knowledge of the conditions of the soul and its relationships constitutes one of the most prominent components of strength.