The Concept of Anxiety by Søren Kierkegaard is a foundational philosophical work that explores anxiety, freedom, and human responsibility through an existential lens.
Kierkegaard describes anxiety not simply as fear, but as a deep psychological state that arises from human freedom—the awareness that we can choose and therefore also fail. He uses the biblical story of Adam and original sin to illustrate how anxiety is tied to possibility, innocence, and moral choice.
The book argues that anxiety is a necessary part of becoming a self-aware individual, as it reveals both our freedom and our responsibility. Buy in Kenya with fast delivery.
What you’ll learn
The philosophy of anxiety and dread
Freedom, choice, and responsibility
Existential psychology and theology
Human consciousness and moral decision-making
The development of the self
Who should read it
Readers of philosophy and existentialism
Students of psychology and theology
Anyone interested in human freedom and fear
Readers exploring Kierkegaard’s major works
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