EXISTENCE AND THE HUMAN CONDITION: CONSICIOUSNESS, MEANING,SUFFERING SEARCH FOR TRUTH

In an age shaped by technological acceleration, emotional exhaustion, uncertainty, and social fragmentation, Existential Philosophy and Human Existence explores the deepest questions confronting modern humanity: freedom, meaning, mortality, alienation, suffering, authenticity, and the search for conscious existence within an unstable world.Drawing upon the philosophical insights of Søren Kierkegaard, Friedrich Nietzsche, Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Camus, Viktor Frankl, and other existential thinkers, Dr. Natiq Janabi examines how contemporary civilization transforms human consciousness, identity, ethics, and the experience of being alive.This book explores: - Consciousness and the burden of self-awareness- Anxiety, freedom, and existential responsibility- Mortality and the meaning of finite existence- Alienation within technological civilization- Consumerism and the crisis of meaning- Authenticity, ethical life, and human dignity- Suffering, resilience, and existential maturity- The future of humanity in the age of technology and artificial intelligenceRather than offering simplistic optimism or abstract academic theory, this work presents existential philosophy as a living confrontation with the realities of human existence itself. It invites readers to reflect deeply upon what it means to live consciously, ethically, and authentically within a fragile and uncertain world.Both intellectually reflective and emotionally grounded, Existential Philosophy and Human Existence speaks to readers interested in philosophy, psychology, ethics, modern civilization, consciousness, and the enduring human search for meaning.

Pages: 172, Paperback, Independently published