The universal and the singular into the Kierkegaardian psychology

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Keywords:

Kierkegaard, libertad, universal

Abstract

This is a review paper and theoretical reflection about the basics
identified by Sören Kierkegaard’s thought to an existential psychology
and psychotherapy, taking into account the issues of freedom, in the
duplicity of its universal character of objective anguish, and its particular
character, of subjective anguish. Based on the review of various
works of Kierkegaard and on texts from contemporary commentators,
we concludes that the philosophy of existence, as developed by the
Danish philosopher, can provide elements for a review not only to the
way psychology had constituted in his time, with his belief that human
behavior is liable to be determined by experimental criteria, deductive
or metaphysical (universal), but mainly can provide elements for the
development of a psychology which considers the existence in their
materiality.

Published

2014-01-29

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How to Cite

The universal and the singular into the Kierkegaardian psychology. (2014). Psicología desde El Caribe, 161-186. https://rcientificas.uninorte.edu.co/psicologia/article/view/4995

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