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The Weariness Of The Self Diagnosing The History Of Depression In The Contemporary Age
Book • 2009
In *The Weariness of the Self*, Alain Ehrenberg examines the evolution of depression across twentieth-century psychiatry, highlighting how it reflects broader societal changes.
He argues that depression is not merely a disease but a symptom of modern individualism, where feelings of inadequacy replace traditional guilt and conflict as primary drivers.
Ehrenberg's work offers a sociological perspective on depression, situating it within the context of contemporary societal norms and expectations.
He argues that depression is not merely a disease but a symptom of modern individualism, where feelings of inadequacy replace traditional guilt and conflict as primary drivers.
Ehrenberg's work offers a sociological perspective on depression, situating it within the context of contemporary societal norms and expectations.
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in relation to the concept of depression and the effects of social acceleration.


Andrew Root

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Feeling Depressed and Discombobulated? Social Acceleration May Be to Blame