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Are we lonelier today than ever - or are we just finally talking more about it? When do our modern living conditions make us lonely and when, on the contrary, do they even protect us from it?

Pychology professor Maike Luhmann has been researching loneliness for fifteen years. In this book, she summarizes the current state of science in an accessible and easy-to-read way:

When does loneliness become dangerous?

Are people lonelier in the city than in the countryside?

What is the truth about the 'loneliness of young men'?

Does

digitization really make us lonelier?

And what should our society look like to protect us well from loneliness?

Scientifically sound, clear and understandable: A guide to one of the major topics of our time.

Biography

Dipl.-Psych. Maike Luhmann is a research assistant at the Free University of Berlin.

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