Expanding Human Identity in Philosophical Counseling in an Untact Era: Connecting Thought, Emotions, and Senses

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This article focuses on human identity in philosophical counseling using " philosophical practice (Philosophische Praxis) " as a starting point. In particular, it examines human identity as a subject of life in the untact era through the degree of harmony between thoughts, emotions, and senses. Furthermore, this article realizes Nietzsche ' s view of humanity through the view of humanity in philosophical counseling, which promotes the expansion of human identity that is reduced due to the disharmony of these three elements. To that end, in Chapter 2, G. B. Achenbach ' s attempts to expand human identity in his philosophical practice is contemplated. In Chapter 3, human identity for the harmony of thoughts, emotions and senses in the digital untact era is contemplated through Byung-Cheol Han's Undinge: Umbr & uuml;che der Lebenswelt . Lastly, in Chapter 4, the possibility of the expansion of human identity from a human as a mass of fragments and limbs, from a reverse cripple to an overman, is explored through Nietzsche ' s Thus spoke Zarathustra .

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