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Acknowledgments
Preface
What is existentialism?
Why this book?
1: Existentialism and Modernity
Roots of the Western self
The emergence of the modern worldview
Existentialism as a cultural mood
2: The Insider's Perspective
The problem of detachment and objectivity
Subjective truth
Perspectivism
Phenomenology
3: Being-in-the-World
Being-in
Undoing dualisms
The work-world
The perceptual world
Aspects of alterity
4: Self and Others
The problem of substance
Embodiment
The self as a tension
Conformism and self-deception
5: Freedom
The core idea of existentialism
Freedom and determinism
Radical freedom
Situated freedom
Creature and creator
6: Authenticity
Moods and the problem of the real self
Becoming an individual
Living with style
Anxiety and resoluteness
Bad faith and nothingness
7: Ethics
Anything goes
Subjectivism or historicism
Intercorporeality
I and Thou
8: Contributions to Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
The problem of medicalization
Anxiety, embodiment, and psychotherapy
Is existentialism anti-psychiatry?
9: Existentialism Today
Oppression and recognition
Self and nature
Self and dukkha
Health and illness
Conclusion
Selected Bibliography
Index
