claustrophilia

In what ways might "Claustrophilia" force us to change?

A powerful case of claustrophobia first, that is, and then after some time the total switch to claustrophilia.

"Claustrophilia" is a love poem in the broadest sense; it considers proximity.

This week, Alice Fulton's poem "Claustrophilia" appears in the magazine.

There is the claustrophilia of you Earthmen, your dislike of leaving your walls."

"Claustrophilia isn't necessarily barbarism.

Also, Asimov's own claustrophilia informs his picture of the Martians, who can withstand isolation and lack of space much better than Earthborn humans.

In "Claustrophilia," you use a specialist's terms ("moxibustion," "immolation," "analgesia") to describe "romance as usual."