Alienation
Subtitle: a casebook
By: edited by David J. Burrows [and] Frederick R. Lapides.
Contributors: Lapides, Frederick R., joint comp.
Series: Crowell casebooks in paperback
Publisher: Crowell
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: Alienation (Social psychology)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: On reason and freedom, by C. W. Mills.; title: Alienation and the decline of Utopia, by K. Keniston.; title: Estranged labour, by K. Marx.; title: From Suicide, by E. Durkheim.; title: The metropolis and mental life, by G. Simmel.; title: From Work in an alienated society, by E. Fromm.; title: From What is alienation: the career of a concept, by L. Feuer.; title: From Alienation and anomie, by E. H. Mizruchi.; title: These are three of the alienated, by S. Kelman.; title: Psychiatric treatment of the alienated college student, by S. L. Halleck.; title: Misfits, by E. Hoffer.; title: Alienation and beyond, by F. H. Heinemann.; title: The man of the crowd, by E. A. Poe.; title: Bartleby the scrivener, by H. Melville.; title: From Notes from underground, by F. M. Dostoevsky.; title: A hunger artist, by F. Kafka.; title: Soldier's home, by E. Hemingway.; title: The guest, by A. Camus.; title: Fawn, with a bit of green, by H. Swados.; title: King of the bingo game, by R. Ellison.; title: The difficulty of departure in Algarve, by T. Livingston.