Spirit and Temporality in The Concept of Anxiety

Grøn, Arne

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“…According to a Kierkegaardian understanding, the self is the processual activity of self-relating (Grøn, 1997, 2008, p. 88). Again, this implies that the self is nothing substantial.…”

Section: Self As Subjected To Oughtmentioning

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The oughtness of existence: Living and suffering by what we ought

Meier

2021

Theory & Psychology

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Rooted in the fact–value dichotomy of the modern scientific outlook, psychology tends to render “ought” as distinguishable from and additional to “is.” The purpose of this article, however, is to disclose an “oughtness” at the center of human existence by which human beings inevitably live and suffer. In the first part, psychology’s neglect of oughtness is tracked down through significant albeit different theoretical strands. Second, through a threefold argument entailing (a) the other, (b) language, and (c) the self, it is revealed how people’s concrete lived lives as well as the very formation of a subject are incomprehensible without the oughtness of existence. Finally, the relation between suffering and oughtness is spelled out. Due to the oughtness of existence, guilt and inadequacy enter into the human life.

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“…According to a Kierkegaardian understanding, the self is the processual activity of self-relating (Grøn, 1997, 2008, p. 88). Again, this implies that the self is nothing substantial.…”

Section: Self As Subjected To Oughtmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Hence, the self (as self-relating) is not prior to but a consequence of entering the realm of “oughts.” The self is not a thing but a normative task that has to do with the problem of existing (Grøn, 2008, pp. 56–57).…”

Section: Self As Subjected To Oughtmentioning

confidence: 99%

The oughtness of existence: Living and suffering by what we ought

Meier

2021

Theory & Psychology

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Fearful asymmetry: Kierkegaard’s search for the direction of time

Stokes

2010

Cont Philos Rev

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El concepto de pudor en Kierkegaard: análisis de la determinación sexual en El concepto de angustia

Rodríguez

2019

UPH

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A pesar de la extraordinaria variedad de estudios sobre la filosofía de Kierkegaard, su concepto de pudor no ha recibido suficiente atención. Mi trabajo tiene como objetivo presentar y analizar el concepto de pudor de Kierkegaard, tal como se desarrolla en El concepto de angustia (1844) del seudónimo Vigilius Haufniensis. Primero, intento brindar una comprensión de algunos de los temas principales del libro de Haufniensis (espíritu, tarea, angustia). Segundo, examino lo que manifiesta el fenómeno psicológico del pudor sobre la estructura de la subjetividad del ser humano.

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Spirit and Temporality in The Concept of Anxiety

Cited by 4 publications

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The oughtness of existence: Living and suffering by what we ought

The oughtness of existence: Living and suffering by what we ought

Fearful asymmetry: Kierkegaard’s search for the direction of time

El concepto de pudor en Kierkegaard: análisis de la determinación sexual en El concepto de angustia

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