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Living with the bomb

Pages
243
Published
1985
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the profound psychological impact of living under the constant threat of nuclear war. It delves into the anxieties and fears experienced by individuals and society, examining how the possibility of atomic conflict shapes mental processes and social environments. The author offers insights into the human response to such an existential threat.

About the author

D
Dorothy Rowe

Dorothy Rowe writes about psychology and mental health, with key works including Depression and The Experience of Depression. She also explores societal fears in Living with the Bomb. Her books like My Dearest Enemy examine personal relationships and self-understanding.