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Lelia and Massimo's conflicted feelings· LeilaMarcello's enduring grief for Andrea· LeilaArteriosclerosi· LeilaLelia's self-destructive thoughts· LeilaDonna Fedele's serious illness· LeilaDonna Fedele’s terminal illness· LeilaDonna Fedele's severe frailty· LeilaLelia's estrangement from her father· LeilaLelia's loss of faith· LeilaLelia's suicide crisis· LeilaMassimo's crisis of faith· LeilaMassimo’s religious crisis and return to the Church· LeilaMomi Camin's debt crisis· LeilaPiero Maironi’s disappearance· LeilaChiaki’s defensive rage· PiercingChiaki’s Nightmare episodes· PiercingChiaki’s recurrent self-harm and suicidality· PiercingKawashima’s Halcion-induced altered state of consciousness· PiercingKawashima’s childhood trauma· PiercingKawashima’s dissociative episodes· PiercingKawashima’s night terrors· PiercingKawashima’s obsession with stabbing the baby· PiercingSoul Exchange and Body Possession· The Thing on the DoorstepCorruption and negligence of municipal bureaucratic institutions· The Government InspectorBrinker family’s financial recovery· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesThe Netherlands’ longstanding flood threat· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesLaurens Boekman’s exile· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesRaff Brinker’s amnesia· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesRaff Brinker’s decade-long mental incapacity· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesRaff Brinker’s mental incapacity· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesRaff Brinker’s recovery· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesThe Brinker family’s poverty· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesThe siege conditions in Leyden· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesThe siege conditions in Haarlem· Hans Brinker, or The Silver SkatesDiscriminatory beauty standards targeting Black natural hair· The Sun is Also a StarCharlie Bae is required to take a temporary leave from Harvard· The Sun is Also a StarKorean businesses’ dominance in the Black hair-care industry· The Sun is Also a StarDonald Christiansen’s grief and alcoholism· The Sun is Also a StarIrene’s loneliness and suicidal crisis· The Sun is Also a StarIrene’s suicidal crisis· The Sun is Also a StarThe Kingsley family faces deportation· The Sun is Also a StarSevere Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID)· The Sun is Also a StarThe Kingsley family’s undocumented status and removal order· The Sun is Also a StarUndocumented immigration status of the Kingsley family· The Sun is Also a StarCompulsory pair-bonding regime· The Robot Who Looked Like MePostwar ecological collapse and global food crisis· The Robot Who Looked Like MeDetringer's perpetual exile· The Robot Who Looked Like MeGleister overpopulation crisis· The Robot Who Looked Like MeLorian post-scarcity society· The Robot Who Looked Like MeLow-probability universe· The Robot Who Looked Like MeMingus's police state· The Robot Who Looked Like MeStasis Freeze· The Robot Who Looked Like MeMartin’s aspiration to rise above his working-class origins· Martin EdenMartin's idealized love for Ruth· Martin EdenBrissenden’s severe illness and recurrent hemorrhages· Martin EdenClass-based social order· Martin EdenMartin’s self-education and intellectual awakening· Martin EdenDelirium· Martin EdenExploitative literary marketplace· Martin EdenMartin’s ambition to become a writer· Martin EdenRuth’s growing, unrecognized love for Martin· Martin EdenHunger· Martin EdenJoe Dawson’s alcohol dependence· Martin EdenLa Grippe· Martin EdenLeprosy· Martin EdenMartin Eden’s alienation from both working-class and bourgeois society· Martin EdenMartin Eden’s sudden fame as a bestselling author· Martin EdenMartin Eden and Ruth Morse’s romantic relationship· Martin EdenMartin Eden’s financial hardship· Martin EdenMartin Eden’s intellectual awakening· Martin EdenMartin Eden’s psychological collapse· Martin EdenMartin Eden’s struggle for literary recognition· Martin EdenPoverty· Martin EdenRuth Morse’s awakening to womanhood· Martin EdenThe class divide between Martin Eden and the Morse family· Martin EdenThe dehumanizing conditions of laundry work· Martin EdenThe Narrator’s Separation from His Family· The Painted BirdThe Narrator’s Religious Crisis· The Painted BirdNazi Occupation· The Painted BirdAntisemitism· The Painted BirdAnti-Roma Discrimination· The Painted BirdSoviet Collectivist Political Order· The Painted BirdAnti-Roma prejudice and persecution· The Painted BirdAntisemitism and anti-Jewish persecution· The Painted BirdThe Narrator’s Recovery of Speech· The Painted BirdThe Narrator’s Inability to Speak· The Painted BirdPostwar Social Turmoil and Disorder· The Painted BirdGerman occupation of Eastern Europe· The Painted BirdPublic reaction after Truman’s succession· TrumanForced displacement and desolation in western Missouri in 1863· TrumanThe 1920–1921 recession· TrumanThe 1948 split in the Democratic coalition· TrumanUnited States national emergency in 1950· TrumanDeterioration of U.S.–Soviet relations· TrumanRacial segregation in Independence· TrumanUncertainty over the imminent completion and consequences of the atomic bomb· TrumanCivilian control of the U.S. atomic bomb· TrumanCorruption crisis in the Truman administration· TrumanKansas City's “wide-open” era· TrumanThe White House’s structural crisis before renovation· Truman