Cabin Fever

More about the book

Exploring the psychological effects of isolation and monotony, this work delves into the concept of "cabin fever," a condition that reveals one's true character and relationships. It examines how individuals experience this malaise differently based on their social status, whether in a palace or a middle-class setting, and highlights the resulting irritability and sensitivity. The narrative suggests that such confinement can lead to self-discovery, exposing hidden virtues and weaknesses, ultimately shaping one's identity in the absence of external stimulation.