The Hikikomori phenomenon can be classified with the classification of “social pathology”: the Hikikomori phenomenon, and its spread in society, appear to be a real danger to the sustainability and resilience of the very society in which it occurs. This is because the social isolation of an individual, especially if young and non-independent, impacts the community of reference in human, economic and psychological terms.
The Hikikomori Phenomenon / Esposito, Vincenzo; Addeo, Felice; D'Auria, Valentina; Lenzi, Francesca Romana. - (2024).
The Hikikomori Phenomenon
Vincenzo Esposito
;Francesca Romana Lenzi
2024
Abstract
The Hikikomori phenomenon can be classified with the classification of “social pathology”: the Hikikomori phenomenon, and its spread in society, appear to be a real danger to the sustainability and resilience of the very society in which it occurs. This is because the social isolation of an individual, especially if young and non-independent, impacts the community of reference in human, economic and psychological terms.File allegati a questo prodotto
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