A Life Made in Two Worlds: The Existential and the Aspirational

An erratic memoir reflecting author William Frame's search for an existence both true to its time and free enough of it to be guided in moral and ethical matters by a higher order. He meets many fascinating concepts along the way—Liberal Education vs. Professional Training, Political Community vs. individualized associations, and Vocational Duty vs. self-indulgence. He learns to live in two worlds as a farm kid in Appalachia raised by urban Philadelphian parents. That experience deepens whe...