Social isolation

The present-day tendency is for the individual and the community each to operate primarily for their own respective interests; the individual rarely sees himself as responsible for the community and the community does not represent all its individuals. There is resultant lack of mutual concern and involvement and neither party benefits fully. Social isolation can also arise because the person had disabilities which make it difficult for her to function in the community. Formerly institutionalized people, widows and widowers and others who have lost a real or de facto family, may suffer social isolation.

1. Social divisions
2. Isolation

1. Unbridled individualism
2. Social isolation of women at home
3. Social isolation of the elderly
4. Social isolation of quarantine
5. Social isolation as torture
6. Refusal of families to participate
7. Personal isolation in modern communities
8. Non-participation of youth in decision-making bodies
9. Loneliness
10. Limited spheres of relationship
11. Limited horizons produced by survival living
12. Lack of social contact
13. Inadequate interface between fundamentally different societies
14. Household segregation by age group
15. Fragmented social responsibility
16. Excessive intensification of parent-child relationship
17. Disengagement of citizens from community activities

1. Undemocratic policy-making
2. Suicide
3. Limited community responsibility of adults
4. Anti-community attitudes
5. Dumbwalking

1. Socio-cultural environment degradation
2. Social inaccessibility
3. Social disguise of ambiguity
4. Psychological alienation
5. Preferred individual labour
6. Panic disorder
7. Inadequate social welfare services
8. Geographically isolated settlements
9. Discrimination
10. Denial of the right to social security in capitalist systems
11. Coronavirus disease
12. Collapsed tension between care and responsibility

1. Social exclusion
2. Political isolation
3. Loneliness
4. Lifestyle tensions
5. Cultural isolation

1. Uniting communities
2. Isolating socially
3. Dividing individual and community
4. Bridging the social gap
5. Breaking down social isolation

1. Isolation
2. Gap
3. Division