Filozofia i psychologia wobec życiowych kryzysów
The author of the book addresses the topic of existential crises affecting individuals. She assumes that their primary cause is global, economic, political, humanitarian, or climatic threats. The monograph proposes an existential approach to crises, understood as a radical disruption of meaning, a m...
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| Jazyk: | polština |
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Lublin University of Technology Publishing House
2025
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| On-line přístup: | https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/170300 |
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| Shrnutí: | The author of the book addresses the topic of existential crises affecting individuals. She assumes that their primary cause is global, economic, political, humanitarian, or climatic threats. The monograph proposes an existential approach to crises, understood as a radical disruption of meaning, a moment of destabilisation in life, a borderline experience. This approach refers to the “philosophy of life” or “existential philosophy,” which are the central points of reference for the considerations undertaken in the work. The assumption is made that a crisis is not only a source of suffering and confusion, but also a potential impulse for personal transformation—a necessary condition for reformulating the meaning of life. The aim of the work is also to analyse the philosophical and psychological-psychotherapeutic dimensions of crisis. The author considers fundamental existential tensions such as despair, fear of death, the pain of failure, and suffering caused by climate change (solastalgia, eco-anxiety, and climate depression). The crisis is considered here as an opportunity to transform one's relationship with oneself, others, and the world. The individual chapters offer suggestions on how to deal with crises, but these are just attempts to point out directions that enable one to broaden one's horizons and gain a better understanding of oneself. In this monograph, philosophical theory is intertwined with practical philosophy, which is referred to as philosophical counselling.
In this monograph, philosophical theory is intertwined with practical philosophy, which is currently referred to as philosophical counselling. This approach aims to translate universal philosophical insights into specific transformative actions that lead to overcoming misconceptions and redefining the meaning of life and emotional balance. The inclusion of perspectives from recognised schools of psychology and psychotherapy—humanistic, existential, and cognitive-behavioural—is intended to enable the development of an authentic dialogue between philosophy and psychology. The combination of philosophy, psychology, and art in the work seeks to address the fundamental questions about the possibility of a fulfilling life in the face of crisis, taking into account the complexity of the human experience. |
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