Lonely Places and Lonely People

Abstract Feeling lonely, being a lonely person, and living through times can all be construed in terms of the emotional experiences individuals. However, we also speak places. Sometimes, place strikes us as even when do not feel ourselves. On other occasions, finding involves feeling isolated, lost. In this paper, I reflect on phenomenological structure loneliness by addressing what it is to experience lonely. suggest that approaching way help see how merely lack or absence something but, more specifically, sense unable access social personal possibilities may still appear accessible others.