Heidegger and Joy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65828/jpdn5a92Keywords:
Anxiety, Authenticity, Conscience, Disclosedness, Emotions, Freedom, Inauthenticity, Joy, Mortality, Notness, Possibility, Projection, Psychotherapy, Resoluteness, Responsibility, States-of-Mind, ThrownnessAbstract
In this paper I consider the necessity of formulating the question of joy and I explore the kind of hearing and calling that disclose this question. A separatist stance to the different modes that existence unveils is challenged, and joy as a state-of-mind is viewed to emerge in the ecstatical-temporal shattering of resolute anxiety on existence's repetition.
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