Begrebet Angest

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Begrebet Angest is Søren Kierkegaard’s 1844 philosophical work that explores the nature of anxiety as a fundamental aspect of human freedom, sin, and existential choice.

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instanceOf philosophical work
author Søren Kierkegaard
centralConcept anxiety as a condition for freedom
anxiety as the dizziness of freedom
relation between anxiety and hereditary sin
relation between anxiety and sin
countryOfOrigin Denmark
hasGenre philosophy
psychology
theology
influenced 20th-century theology
Jean-Paul Sartre
Karl Jaspers
Martin Heidegger
existentialist philosophy
influencedBy Christian theology
Friedrich Schelling
German idealism
Lutheranism
language Danish
mainTopic anxiety
despair
existential choice
freedom
human freedom
original sin
possibility
sin
originalTitle Begrebet Angest
partOf Søren Kierkegaard's authorship
linked to: Søren Kierkegaard
philosophicalDiscipline Christian philosophy
existentialism
psychology of religion
philosophicalTheme ethical responsibility
individual before God
relationship between time and eternity
subjectivity
placeOfPublication Copenhagen
publicationYear 1844
publisher C.A. Reitzel
relatedConcept despair as analyzed later in The Sickness Unto Death
relatedWorkByAuthor Either/Or
Fear and Trembling
The Sickness Unto Death
religiousContext Christianity
Protestantism
translatedTitle The Concept of Anxiety
The Concept of Dread
workSeriesContext Kierkegaard's pseudonymous and signed works period

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The Concept of Anxiety originalTitle Begrebet Angest