The sociologist Richard Sennett argues that we have seen the "fall of public man" and have become much more likely to seek refuge in "ties of family or intimate association." Given this,what else would you expect Sennett to believe?

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Sennett's argument suggests that people are becoming more isolated and less likely to interact with strangers in public spaces such as cities. Therefore, it is likely that he would believe that few people can take pleasure in great cities because they are full of strangers.

The Sociologist Richard Sennett Argues That We Have Seen the "Fall