The Anatomy of Loneliness

adolescents adult alienation American anomie anxiety artist associated awareness become behavior child childhood concept creative culture death depression described dimension divorce elderly emotional experience of loneliness experienced expressed fact factors father fear feel lonely feelings of loneliness felt Frieda Fromm-Reichmann friends girls Hegel human husband important individual interpersonal interpersonal relationships isolation Japanese lack less live loss Makrinos marriage means mental Morita therapy mother nature never normal normlessness Nuenen object older one's pain paranoid anxieties parents patient percent person physical Pilagá Potato Eaters problems psychiatric psychiatrists psychodynamics psychological psychotherapy rejection relation relationships response result role schizophrenic sense separation significant social society solitary solitude stress suggested superego Thomas Wolfe tion type of loneliness University Vincent Vincent van Gogh vulnerability widows woman women young younger Zundert