2017
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctt1w6tdmg
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“…Freedom is based on the need of making a choice and it is also closely intertwined with the existential dilemmas described in Yalom’s theory and the subject’s relationship with those dilemmas. According to De Castro et al (2017), anxiety arises from the relationship of the subject with the different existential dilemmas that Yalom (1980) posed as existential determinism, that is, it is not the mere awareness of an existential determinism but how a specific human being interacts with those specific dilemmas—finitude versus infinitude, freedom versus determinism, isolation versus intersubjectivity, meaning versus insignificance, power versus impotence, and individuation versus adaptation.…”
Section: Values and Anxietymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Freedom is based on the need of making a choice and it is also closely intertwined with the existential dilemmas described in Yalom’s theory and the subject’s relationship with those dilemmas. According to De Castro et al (2017), anxiety arises from the relationship of the subject with the different existential dilemmas that Yalom (1980) posed as existential determinism, that is, it is not the mere awareness of an existential determinism but how a specific human being interacts with those specific dilemmas—finitude versus infinitude, freedom versus determinism, isolation versus intersubjectivity, meaning versus insignificance, power versus impotence, and individuation versus adaptation.…”
Section: Values and Anxietymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adding to the existential perspective, Farber (2000) contributed to communal understanding of anxiety by noting that this concept is closely related to will; our will is that which moves us, so it becomes essential to comprehend anxiety, the result of “willing what cannot be willed” (p. 292). Further, anxiety is closely related to wishes, because it demands that the subject should be aware of the values he wants to reaffirm—that is, what the intentionality of this experience of anxiety is—to face it in a constructive way (De Castro et al, 2012; De Castro et al, 2017). Hence, the experience of anxiety is present in our life due to the uncertainty of making conscious decisions.…”
Section: Values and Anxietymentioning
confidence: 99%
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