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Phenomenon-oriented lifeworld-led data generation in qualitative research-challenging absent or inadequate choices of methods. [PDF]

Int J Qual Stud Health Well-being
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Russian Existential Philosophy

2019
Abstract Chapter 11 presents the concepts of Nikolai Berdyaev and Lev Shestov who highlighted the mysterious dimension of the whole of reality from the perspective of his existential philosophy. For Berdyaev the main feature of the universe is mystery because it is coherent with the capacity for free, unforced cognition. On the one hand,
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Existentialism as a Philosophy

The Journal of Philosophy, 1960
Does existentialism exist? In 1904 William James chose to ask the question does consciousness exist? and to offer a negative answer. On the face of it, James acknowledged, his proposed position seemed absurd, though he found plenty of writers who seemed to him to he on the point of abandoning the notion of consciousness altogether; however they were ...
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Existential Philosophy and Antiracism

Sartre Studies International, 2022
Lewis R. Gordon is Professor of Philosophy (and Head of the Department of Philosophy) at the University of Connecticut. His two most recent books are Freedom, Justice, and Decolonization (New York: Routledge, 2020) and Fear of Black Consciousness (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2022).
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Existentialism as Philosophy of the Possible

Journal of Continental Philosophy, 2020
In this paper Abbagnano outlines his conception of “positive existentialism” as a philosophy of freedom and of responsible choice, in opposition to any form of dogmatism. In our everyday existence, we constantly face possibilities, meaning we are always required to make choices between the different alternatives we are presented with.
Nicola Abbagnano, Daniele Fulvi
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Kierkegaard and the “Existential” Philosophy

Philosophy, 1941
It is a wise child who knows his own father; and the climate of thought of a generation may be subtly changed without conscious recognition of the formative minds which have been, if not the parents, at least the godparents of that change. That is to say, they have sponsored the baptism of ideas which would only be safe so long as they renounced the ...
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