CONSIDERATION OF THE PROBLEM OF LONELINESS IN THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS (theoretical aspect)
This article deals with the problems of loneliness in the history of philosophical thought and notes that the problem of loneliness was indirectly present at all stages of philosophy development. Different approaches of philosophers of different epochs to the problem of loneliness are analyzed. The interpretation of the concept of “loneliness” is given. Shows the different classification of loneliness. An attempt is made to prove that social loneliness is a phenomenon of the modern world. Various reasons of loneliness, including social, are considered. Loneliness is a phenomenon that requires deep social and philosophical understanding and one of the most urgent problems of modern society. Loneliness as a negative phenomenon of modern society is actively studied in the works of Western philosophers, sociologists and psychologists. Foreign scientists, exploring the essence of loneliness, noted its social nature. Social loneliness is expressed in a person's deep experience of the lack of an accessible circle of social communication and satisfying his social ties.