Meanings of social alienation in English

Four of the 12 women interviewed reported social alienation and ostrasization.

He has many times rightly drawn attention to the connection between deprivation or social alienation and crime.

I detected undercurrents of self-loathing, mixed with social alienation, boredom, and a bit of an identity crisis.

Suffering is viewed as a progressive negative consequence that associated with pain, impaired self-esteem, and social alienation.

Adams said: Isolation may exacerbate grievances that make people more vulnerable to radicalisation -such as financial insecurity or social alienation.

He was not someone who resorted to violent behaviour as a confused way of giving vent to social alienation and economic marginalisation.

BENEATH the streets of New York City lies a secret world, harbouring dark secrets of death, celebrity and social alienation in mysterious, abandoned tunnels.

In contemporary Australian literature, I think of the work of Wayne Macauley, with his strange, black novels about social alienation in the late capitalist era.