The Night Country
The Night Country by Loren C. Eiseley is a new edition published by U of Nebraska Press in January 1997. This 240-page work presents Eiseley’s reflections on the mystery of life, drawing from his experiences and insights as an anthropologist. The book explores themes of nature and personal growth, highlighting his childhood in Nebraska and his evolving sensitivity to the natural world.
Readers will find a thoughtful examination of Eiseley’s journey as he navigates both the external and internal landscapes of existence. The essays delve into his quest for understanding, revealing how his career led him to seek answers in the remnants of the past. Through his unique perspective, Eiseley illuminates the connections between humanity and nature, inviting contemplation on the complexities of life.
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Toward the end of his life, Loren Eiseley reflected on the mystery of life, throwing light on those dark places traversed by himself and centuries of humankind. The Night Country is a gift of wisdom and beauty from the famed anthropologist. It describes his needy childhood in Nebraska, reveals his increasing sensitivity to the odd and ordinary in nature, and focuses on a career that turns him inward as he reaches outward for answers in old bones.
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