The impact these conditions had on participants' notions of identity revolved around several specific dimensions of how an individual interacts with his or her disease: the existential, shame and self-worth, and what it took to name the problem.
Other central themes in Voice include the importance of education and intellectual development; the necessity of respecting difference and the special contribution that each racial group makes for human progress; an economic, materialist, and existential conceptualization of value or worth; and a theory of truth.
It therefore follows that goals are the zenith of existential experience – if a picture is worth a thousand words, then a goal is worth several infinity.
For unions and Democrats in the Midwest, this is an existential struggle, and it is one worth waging.
This impression is complicated, though, by the fact that Golub, who died in 2004, had a whole career's worth of raw and existential art.
One more thing worth passing along, somewhat existential, is an aphorism I first heard in Italy, though the French use it as well.
And he has to make some decisions now about whether the existential threat to the agency is worth sacrificing his protégé.
In other words, the real question is whether the binding down of government by imposing such unparalleled fiscal discipline is worth the (some say existential) economic risk we would be taking by doing so.
Instead mothers and fathers are panicking about the existential dilemma of whether college is even worth it at all in the long run, especially if their kid's passion is history or literature.
This is part of today's "extended adolescent" era, consisting of existential angst, searching for purpose and inner worth, and asking the meaning of everything.
