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Travelling, Time and Existentialism

by cyder534 in Philosophy, August 12, 2009
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A philosophical piece on existential awareness through time-process.

Alex Delarge and How He Relates to This Twentieth Century Continental French Philosophy

by Zashuna in Philosophy, June 16, 2009
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An essay that examines existentialism in A Clockwork Orange. Specifically, it addresses how Alex is an existential hero. Written fictionally in the point of view of Anthony Burgess.

Christian Existential Therapy in the Treatment of Victims of Domestic Violence

by Mama Heartfilled in Psychology, May 21, 2009
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Women who have been abused need support, empathy, and a nonjudgmental therapist to help them build trust and feel safe again. Supportive responses from important people in their lives can be very healing, giving them comfort and relief. As a therapist, being supportive, without taking control is essential in the therapeutic process and allows women to regain control and rebuild their lives.

The Meaning of Life

by thinkahol in Philosophy, May 12, 2009
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Get over your despair, the world needs us to save it from us. We need help saving ourselves from ourselves. But at the very minimum we do not have to know what we live for to ease the suffering of others.

The Problem of Reference

by ericheav in Philosophy, February 9, 2009
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A tongue-in-cheek philosophical investigation inspired simultaneously by mystical and postmodern ideas.

The Space Man Knows What’s Going On

by living zizany in Philosophy, January 26, 2009
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A bitter and lazy perspective on the history of philosophy, from Descartes to Sartre.

Kierkegaard and Abraham

by John Sarkis in Philosophy, December 27, 2008
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The origins of existentialism as a philosophy/pseudo-philosophy.

An Existentialist Approach to Career Development in Victims of Domestic Violence

by Mama Heartfilled in Work, December 20, 2008
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Existential counseling integrates well with career counseling for victims of domestic violence. It emphasizes the responsibility of freedom, the value of choice, the anxiety that comes with wrong choices, such as the choice of abusive partners, while prompting the search for love and meaning. Career counseling is also a search for meaning in the lives of victims. Clients are seeking peace in their lives, as well as fulfilling employment where they will have economic stability. The counselor assists in the search for a better life, including the career development aspects of it, while confronting the ineffective behaviors, such as remaining in unhealthy relationships. Counselors encourage them to take responsibility for their own lives, which is consistent with the goals of career counseling.

Nietzsche’s Will

by Patrick Khosravani in Philosophy, December 13, 2008
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The “will” is that force that directs our actions, desires, and lives.

Memento Mori: On Life, Death, and Love

by Richard Van Ingram in Philosophy, October 16, 2008
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Life, death, and love are the holy trinity of a meaningful human existence. A meditation on fate and fatality.

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