The concept of panic

This book examines the concept of dread from a philosophical perspective, treating it as an existential phenomenon that opens up to a psychological understanding of humanity. It links the fields of dogma and psychology to illuminate various themes revolving around humanity's original sin, human choice of freedom, and the dread that accompanies or precedes both, and finally, how human sin can be forgiven. Many philosophers, such as the German philosopher Heidegger, have benefited from this book, and it paved the way for psychology to address and discuss one of the issues that preoccupy humanity: its constant dread and instability, which may originate from within.

• Category: Thought and Philosophy

• Number of pages: 244 pages