Tillich, Paul, 1886-1965.
The courage to be / Paul Tillich. - New Haven, CT : Yale University Press, 1952. - 197 pages ; 22 cm. - The Terry lectures . - Terry lectures. .
Includes index.
Includes index.
Being and courage -- Courage and fortitude: from Plato to Thomas Aquinas -- Courage and wisdom: The stoics -- Courage and self-affirmation: Spinoza -- Courage and life: Nietzsche -- Being, nonbeing, and anxiety -- An ontology of anxiety -- The meaning of nonbeing -- The interdependence of fear and anxiety -- Types of anxiety -- The three types of anxiety and the nature of man -- The anxiety of fate and death -- The anxiety of emptiness and meaninglessness -- The anxiety of guilt and condemnation -- The meaning of despair -- Periods of anxiety -- Pathological anxiety, vitality, and courage -- The nature of pathological anxiety -- Anxiety, religion, and medicine -- Vitality and courage -- Courage and participation (the courage to be as a part) -- Being, individualization, and participation -- Collectivist and semicollectivist manifestations of courage to be as a part -- Neocollectivist manifestations of the courage to be as a part -- The courage to be as a part in democratic conformism -- Courage and individualization (the courage to be as oneself) -- The rise of modern individualism and the courage to be as oneself --The romantic and naturalistic forms of the courage to be oneself -- Existentialist forms of the courage to be as oneself -- The existential attitude and existentialism -- The existentialist point of view -- The loss of the existentialist point of view -- Existentialism as revolt -- Existentialism today and the courage of despair -- Courage and despair -- The courage of despair in contemporary art and literature -- The courage of despair in contemporary philosophy -- The courage of despair in the noncreative existentialist attitude -- The limits of the courage to be as oneself -- Courage and transcendence (The courage to accept acceptance) -- The power of being as source of the courage to be -- The mystical experience and the courage to be -- The divine-human encounter and the courage to be -- Guilt and the courage to accept acceptance -- Fate and the courage to accept acceptance -- Absolute faith and the courage to be -- The courage to be as the key to being-itself -- Nonbeing opening up being -- Theism transcended -- The God above and the courage to be -- Index.
Explores anxiety and its conquest and the meaning of courage in the history of Western thought.
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Courage.
Ontology.
Anxiety.
Existentialism.
Courage.
Ontologie.
Angoisse.
Existentialisme.
Acceptation de soi--Aspect religieux--Christianisme.
Anthropologie th�eologique--Christianisme.
Dieu--Amour.
Anxiety.
Courage.
Existentialism.
Ontology.
Courage.
Human existence.
Fear.
08.36 philosophical anthropology, philosophy of psychology.
Valor.
Ontolog�ia.
Ansiedad.
Existencialismo.
Fear.
Philosophy.
Religion.
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179.6
The courage to be / Paul Tillich. - New Haven, CT : Yale University Press, 1952. - 197 pages ; 22 cm. - The Terry lectures . - Terry lectures. .
Includes index.
Includes index.
Being and courage -- Courage and fortitude: from Plato to Thomas Aquinas -- Courage and wisdom: The stoics -- Courage and self-affirmation: Spinoza -- Courage and life: Nietzsche -- Being, nonbeing, and anxiety -- An ontology of anxiety -- The meaning of nonbeing -- The interdependence of fear and anxiety -- Types of anxiety -- The three types of anxiety and the nature of man -- The anxiety of fate and death -- The anxiety of emptiness and meaninglessness -- The anxiety of guilt and condemnation -- The meaning of despair -- Periods of anxiety -- Pathological anxiety, vitality, and courage -- The nature of pathological anxiety -- Anxiety, religion, and medicine -- Vitality and courage -- Courage and participation (the courage to be as a part) -- Being, individualization, and participation -- Collectivist and semicollectivist manifestations of courage to be as a part -- Neocollectivist manifestations of the courage to be as a part -- The courage to be as a part in democratic conformism -- Courage and individualization (the courage to be as oneself) -- The rise of modern individualism and the courage to be as oneself --The romantic and naturalistic forms of the courage to be oneself -- Existentialist forms of the courage to be as oneself -- The existential attitude and existentialism -- The existentialist point of view -- The loss of the existentialist point of view -- Existentialism as revolt -- Existentialism today and the courage of despair -- Courage and despair -- The courage of despair in contemporary art and literature -- The courage of despair in contemporary philosophy -- The courage of despair in the noncreative existentialist attitude -- The limits of the courage to be as oneself -- Courage and transcendence (The courage to accept acceptance) -- The power of being as source of the courage to be -- The mystical experience and the courage to be -- The divine-human encounter and the courage to be -- Guilt and the courage to accept acceptance -- Fate and the courage to accept acceptance -- Absolute faith and the courage to be -- The courage to be as the key to being-itself -- Nonbeing opening up being -- Theism transcended -- The God above and the courage to be -- Index.
Explores anxiety and its conquest and the meaning of courage in the history of Western thought.
0300009909 9780300009903 0300002416 9780300002416
52009261
Courage.
Ontology.
Anxiety.
Existentialism.
Courage.
Ontologie.
Angoisse.
Existentialisme.
Acceptation de soi--Aspect religieux--Christianisme.
Anthropologie th�eologique--Christianisme.
Dieu--Amour.
Anxiety.
Courage.
Existentialism.
Ontology.
Courage.
Human existence.
Fear.
08.36 philosophical anthropology, philosophy of psychology.
Valor.
Ontolog�ia.
Ansiedad.
Existencialismo.
Fear.
Philosophy.
Religion.
BJ1533.C8 / T5 BL48 / .T4 v.28
179.6