One and ok. Shreiber D.

In modern society, the idea of ​​individualism dominates, but loneliness is often perceived as a personal failure. We find in ourselves the desire simultaneously for freedom and proximity, which clearly showed the experience of isolation during pandemic. In his essays, the German writer and journalist Daniel Schreiber peers into this apparent paradox, addressing the works of philosophers (from Aristotle and Michel Foucault to Hannah Arendt and Gilles Deleoza), fiction (from Jane Ostin to Anni Erno), actual research on psychotherapists practicing and even To popular sitcoms. And he comes to giving hope to the thought that building hierarchies of the models of life, perhaps, is not the most successful idea and the word “loneliness” correspond not only dark tones.