Examples of using Existential questions in English and their translations into Swedish
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Caring and learning conversations that can strengthen vitality This project is based on the need for innovative ideas to strengthen people's own efforts to dare to know and face their existential questions.
during this time it was necessary for me to ask all the existential questions about what life really is about.
downright existential questions, to which humankind will have to try to find answers before it is too late.
life-saving operations- to the more philosophical and existential questions this kind of research can deal with,
Do we really have to answer every existential question about our lives right now?
It's an existential question rather than a directive.
That's a slightly existential question.- Is it?
This existential question remains, more than ever,
It is an existential question for the European Union,
it is an existential question for the European Union.
weakened Middle Eastern governments, ultimately posing an existential question for Westerners: Will we maintain our historic civilization against their challenge,
Ultimately, it is about the existential questions;
The exhibition touches on existential questions about identity, loss,
The exhibition touches on universal and existential questions of identity, loss,
My work focuses on existential questions concerning the human psychology
the philosophy of education, children's philosophy and existential questions, children's literature and intercultural early childhood education.
But one day we will have to reply to the existential questions which the citizens of Europe are raising, and the sooner the better.
He has courageously tackled these existential questions in his research and, in a commendable way, succeeded in communicating the issues to a wider audience.
Socratic dialogues as a didactic tool in our course“the child's existential questions”.
felt that people's existential questions and needs were not given adequate attention in health care.