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Religion im Kontext | Religion in Context

Annette Schnabel (ed.), Melanie Reddig (ed.), Heidemarie Winkel (ed.)

2018

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Tilo Beckers The Existential Dimension of Religion: Core and Context S. 103-116

„… influenced by variable degrees of vulnerability and existential insecurity as traits of both persons and a …” „… levels of both individual and societal levels of vulnerability and existential security. 103 Boundaries …” „… religion. Degrees of vulnerability and existential insecurity as social context and catalyst of religion …”

Bryan S. Turner Religion and ‘the Turn of the Body’ S. 43-58

„… been concerned to understand the vulnerability of the body and the human rights associated with that …” „… of the body as a cultural system have given little space to these existential concerns. Religion is …” „… of course deeply bound up with the problem of human vulnerability and our vulnerability is bond up …”

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Heidegger und die Psychiatrie

Alfred Denker (ed.), Miles Groth (ed.), Josef Jenewein (ed.), Holger Zaborowski (ed.)

Series: Heidegger-Jahrbuch

Volume 14 2023

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Robert D. Stolorow Befindlichkeit, Emotional Phenomenology, and Psychoanalytic Therapy S. 105-112

„… of the existential anxiety of authentic Being-toward-death, replacing the latter with some concrete …” „… view that, just as existential anxiety is disclosive of authentic existing, it is shame that most …” „… of existential guilt, anxiety, and anticipatory grief. This is a shift from a preoccupation with how …”

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Sicherheit und Differenz in historischer Perspektive | Security and Difference in Historical Perspective

Sigrid Ruby (ed.), Anja Krause (ed.)

Series: Politiken der Sicherheit | Politics of Security

Volume 10 2022

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Julia Wurr Neo-Orientalism and the Poetics of Insecurity in Bodyguard S. 191-212

„… problems, but – what is more – it normalises the existential insecurity of its gendered and racialised …” „… often presented as the dangerous Other, the existential insecurity from which they suffer frequently …” „… – it normalises the existential insecurity of its gendered and racialised Others. Neo-Orientalism and …”

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Zur Psychologie einer Grundangst

Alexander Batthyány

Series: Seele, Existenz, Leben

Volume 34 2020

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Bibliographie S. 215-223

„… ., & Wesley, R. (1996). Effects of existential anxiety and self-es-teem on the perception of others. Basic and …” „… . (2014). Psychologies of meaning. Meaning inpositive and existential psychology (pp. 3–22 …” „… dual-existential systems?. Psychological Inquiry, 17(4).Cozzolino, P. J., & Blackie, L. E. (2013). I die, therefore …”

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Weltverflochtenheit, Verletzlichkeit und Humor

Heidemarie Bennent-Vahle

2022

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-10

„… Helmuth PlessnerHeidemarie Bennent-VahleHeidemarie Bennent-VahleWorld interconnectedness, Vulnerability …” „… existential beliefs. Based on the anthropological considerations of Helmuth Plessner, Heidemarie Bennent-Vahle …” „… constitution of human existence, on cultural diversity, on the question of human dignity, on the vulnerability …”

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Ein Spiegel des Lebens

Karl-Heinz Lerch

2024

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Commun(icat)ing Bodies

Alexander D. Ornella (ed.), Stefanie Knauss (ed.), Anna-Katharina Höpflinger (ed.)

Series: Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik

Volume 11 2015

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Stefanie Knauss A Sacramental Medium. Reflections on a Christian Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being S. 32-61

„… ): “in that existential self-transcendence, which happens in the act of charity, the human being makes …” „… existential issues. With reference to Søren Kierkegaard, Kirk Schneider ascribes a much more positive …” „… , existential meaning to paradox: in his view, paradox is something that fundamentally shapes human being in …”

Marcello Neri A Strange Thickness. The Body in the Poetry of Pier Paolo Pasolini S. 62-85

„… . Nothing protects me, nothing defends me. I myself chose this existential situation many years ago, in an …” „… the vulnerability of the origin and to the contradictions of human existence. This is the only power …” „… about by the ruptured immediateness with reality. To be ready for this vulnerability is the poetic …”

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Begegnung und Verantwortung

Klaus Gahl

2020

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-10

„… vulnerability, they alter our per-ception of ourselves. We turn into objects of our own perception andfeelings …” „… and the experience of illness become existential experi-ences of the embodied self, of our temporality …”

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Zeit und Sorge

Melanie Bitzer (ed.), Isabelle Bosbach (ed.), Laura Brand (ed.), Johannes Frederik Burow (ed.), Christian Ehrens (ed.), Mareike Sophie Hoffmann (ed.), Jana John (ed.), Olga Kedenburg (ed.), Julia Sellig (ed.), Lisa Stiller (ed.), Anna Henkel (ed.), Isolde Karle (ed.), Gesa Lindemann (ed.), Micha Werner (ed.)

Series: Dimensionen der Sorge

Volume 8 2023

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Mareike Sophie Hoffmann Reclaiming the Right to Imagine Pacific Pasts, Present and Futures. Climate Change Narratives by Pacific Climate Warriors S. 251-268

„… shift the discourse towards vulnerability of the ‘victims’ rather than focusing on the cause (ibid …” „… recognises that while our cultures and identities face an existential threat from climate change, we are …” „… climate change and strengthen our resilience. (PCW, 22/11/19)The acknowledgement of the “existential …”

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Zweite Natur

Julia Christ (ed.), Axel Honneth (ed.)

2022

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Gal Katz Sacrifing Second Nature. On the Political Habit S. 661-676

„… bondsman cope with this sudden sensitivity to the extreme vulnerability of human life. Through his …” „… vulnerability, Hegel also suggests that attunement to this underlying precarity – of the finite or mortal as …” „… Sartre’s ›bad faith‹ – serves to avoid existential challenges.5 So far so good. I have suggested that …”

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Rückkehr des Erlebnisses in die Geisteswissenschaften?

Mathis Lessau (ed.), Nora Zügel (ed.)

Series: Faktuales und fiktionales Erzählen

Volume 6 2019

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Dustin Breitenwischer Dis/claiming the Creative Self. Race, Experience, and the Paratext in Harriet Jacobs’s Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (1861) S. 205-216

„… repository of ‘genius’, the visible sign of reason itself.”10 Literacy is an existential marker of what …” „… argues, “not just opposed to each other but are in constant interplay.”16 They are existential modes of …” „… self-empowerment and poetic self-expression.26 In this case, leisure serves as a contrast foil of the existential …”

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WSI-Mitteilungen

Browse Volumes: WSI-Mitteilungen

WSI Volume 73 (2020) Issue 6 ISSN Online: 2942-3554

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Abstracts S. 522-527

„… industrial production during the Covid-19 crisis have triggered a discussion on the vulnerability of global …” „… of these approaches and their acceptability from the perspective of a population facing existential …” „… STEPHAN LESSENICH To Make Live and to Let Die : Vulnerability in the Focus of Politics In the context of …”

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Anthropos

Browse Volumes: Anthropos

Anthropos Volume 118 (2023) Issue 2 ISSN Online: 2942-3139

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Magnus Treiber Hardenberg, Roland, Josephus Platenkamp und Thomas Widlok (Hrsg.): Ethnologie als angewandte Wissenschaft. Das Zusammenspiel von Theorie und Praxis. S. 625-626

„… strength, discipline, and surveillance as well as of vulnerability, uncertainty, excess, and fear …” „… play within a logging concession. Ecstasis, the “existential conundrum of being-out of control” (9 …”

Alice Vittoria Hendriks, Thomas: Rainforest Capitalism. Power and Masculinity in a Congolese Timber Concession. S. 626-628

„… strength, discipline, and surveillance as well as of vulnerability, uncertainty, excess, and fear …” „… play within a logging concession. Ecstasis, the “existential conundrum of being-out of control” (9 …”

Sabine Bauer-Amin Coping with Cairo’s Uncertainties S. 365-382

„… ” evolved in this atmosphere of existential un-certainty. Yet, their social positions strongly influ-enced …” „… this phase of existential uncertainty was suppressing all opposition, arrest-ing more than 60,000 …” „… acknowledgement and experience of existential uncertainty challenged previous group allegiances and made new …”

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Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft

Franz-Josef Deiters (ed.), Alex Fliethmann (ed.), Birgit Lang (ed.), Alison Lewis (ed.), Christiane Weller (ed.)

Series: Limbus. Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur und Kulturwissenschaft | Limbus. Australian Yearbook of German Literary and Cultural Studies

Volume 9 2016

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Juliane Römhild »Those Who Wait« – Hospitality in Vicki Baum’s Grand Hotel S. 103-118

„… unexpectedly, her vulnerability drives Gaigern »out of his make-believe into genuine passion and into a depth …” „… absolute hospitality is, of course, impossible, the existential dimension of the encounter between Vicki …” „… […] the experience of existential disconnectedness leads to the creation of a canon of ritualized …”

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Annemarie Tröger: Kampf um feministische Geschichten

Regina Othmer (ed.), Dagmar Reese (ed.), Carola Sachse (ed.)

2021

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Annemarie Tröger: German Women’s Memories of World War II (1987) S. 307-320

„… distinguish three levels of meaning in these warrelated accounts. At the first, existential level, the …” „… levels outlined above are present even though Frau Werner speaks usually at the existential level. Her …” „… night.6 Her story presents primarily the existential level in my analysis as she endeavors to express …”

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