Phenomenology of Anxiety

Exploring anxiety through a phenomenological lens, this volume introduces "phenomenological polyphony," inspired by Bakhtin, to capture its inherent ambiguity. It weaves together the thoughts of influential figures like Kierkegaard, Freud, and Heidegger, examining the intricate connections between anxiety, fear, and trauma. The author draws insights from various fields, including art history, cultural anthropology, psychopathology, theology, literature, and political philosophy, offering fresh perspectives on these complex relationships.