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Loneliness: the fear of love

by [by] Ira J. Tanner (1973)

About this book

In his inquiry into the causes of loneliness, a marriage and family counselor stresses the fear of love evident in the stages of human development and discusses the need for intimacy and understanding.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLoneliness: the fear of love Lead Character

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