By: Brooklyn Parrish
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Depression
Depression is complex and not so easy to spot. Dive deeper into the social epidemic of depression through the argumentative essay project 1. And understand the relations with depression and absurd fiction author Franz Kafka through project 2 Rhetorical Analysis.
Franz Kafka
Franz Kafka grew up in a toxic environment. He was often in competition to his father and seeking the love from his mother his entire life. Kafka wrote letter, novels, and diaries which expressed his emptiness throughout his childhood. He only got worse as he grew up and faced self-doubt and lack of confidence. He then developed tuberculosis which led to his death and a young age.
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More about the social epidemic of depression and absurd fiction author Franz Kafka is displayed on Project 2 Rhetorical Analysis page "Projects and Reflection".
Social Epidemic Depression
Depression is a social epidemic across the world. It is not easily seen in loved ones. The stereotype for depression is people being sad, however there is so much more. There is so much more to be done about this topic and solutions to be made. Symptoms vary from everyone, and this is why it is not so easy to understand. The root of depression is often childhood or trauma we have faced in our lives. Feelings of being alone, worthless, hopeless, or trapped in the dark can all be signs of depression. Suicide is one of the highest causes of death in the U.S. and should be looked at more seriously. There are however some solutions to depression. these include therapy, medication, or self-care methods. All cases need different solutions that work for them.
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More about depression on page "Projects and Reflection". With a look at my essays.