The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Existentialism

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Part 1 Methodology and Technology
	1 Existential Phenomenology and Concepts: Thinking with Heidegger
	2 Existential Phenomenology and Qualitative Research
	3 Existentialism and Artificial Intelligence in the 21st Century: Thoughts on the Control Problem
	4 Existentialism and Death in a Digital Age
	5 Being in Digital Worlds
Part 2 Social and Political Perspectives
	6 Existence Theory and Contemporary Culture
	7 Sartre and the Politics of the Far-Right
	8 Existentialism and Political Transformation: Sartre and the Ambiguities of Freedom and Praxis
	9 Hannah Arendt\'s Political Existentialism
	10 Four Reasons for Rebellion: On the Existentialist Revolt Against the Crowd
	11 Self-Creation in Chicana Feminism
Part 3 Environment and Place
	12 Place, Dwelling, Existence
	13 Existentialism and Place: Reflections on the Significance of Place Through Goldsworthy, Heidegger, and Nietzsche
	14 An Eco-Existentialist Analysis of the Lived Experience of Climate Change and its Denial
	15 Latina Existentialism and the Multiplicitous Self: Being-Between-Worlds and Not Being-at-Ease
	16 Mexican Existentialism
Part 4 Affectivity and Emotion
	17 Faces of Finitude: Death, Loss, and Trauma
	18 Revisiting Kierkegaard on Anxiety and Despair
	19 Shame
	20 Beauvoir on Non-Monogamy in Loving Relationships
Part 5 Death and Freedom
	21 Death is an Injustice: Dispelling a Common Myth About Existentialism and Mortality
	22 We are Our Possibilities: From Sartre to Beauvoir to Løgstrup
	23 Existential Choice Revisited
	24 Existentialism in Frederick Douglass
Part 6 Value
	25 Black Nihilism
	26 Nothing Matters: Heidegger on Nietzsche on Nihilism
	27 Ideal Value and Exemplary Experience
	28 Existential Crises
	29 Existential Normativity and Secular Faith
	30 Kierkegaard on Evading Moral Evasions
Part 7 Existentialism and Asian Philosophy
	31 Recuperating From Existential Emptiness Sickness: Nishitani After Sartre
	32 Nothingness and Love in Nietzsche and the Kyoto School
	33 Buddhism and Existentialism: Saṃvega as Existential Dread of the Human Condition
	34 Self-Awareness and Nothingness: Wang Yangming, Wang Ji, and Existential Confucianism
Part 8 Approaches to Aging and Disability
	35 The Phenomenology of Frailty: Existentialism and Old-Age Vulnerability
	36 Shifting Horizons in Ageing and the Call for a Spiralic Understanding of the Future
	37 Authenticity and Aging
	38 Useless Mouths or Useful Labour? Applying Simone de Beauvoir\'s Philosophy of Old Age to Gray Labour Force Exploitation
	39 Nostalgia and Well-Being: An Existentialist Analysis
	40 Possibilities of Which I Am: Disability, Existentialism, and Embodiment
Index