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what does Kierkegaard mean by "mood" in The Concept of Anxiety?

 
 
Reply Mon 8 Aug, 2016 09:25 pm
He was talking about sin and that it has no place though he elaborated on this by trying to place sin and the concept of sin in different fields: esthetics, metaphysics, psychology. In these different fields the mood changes... what does he mean by "mood"? Or the "mood is altered"?
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Reply Tue 9 Aug, 2016 11:49 am
@TelmahOpheliaCole,
"Mood" sort of means feeling

...and, Tel, maybe conveyed indirectly. Like in aesthetics we'd emphasize apparent good and bad of it, in meta the logic or philo, in psych the humanoid reaction

Cis help

Edited to remark, at 85 I confuse folk. Let's hope to hear from Cis...
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Reply Tue 9 Aug, 2016 04:51 pm
@TelmahOpheliaCole,
We need more info to really tell, but from what you have posted, I would say that mood = environment.

One's anxiety might be different in school than at home, for instance.
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