Cierpienie, wolność i sens. Viktor Frankl i Martin Heidegger

Viktor Frankl and Man ’ s Search for Meaning

Can I Die? Derrida on Heidegger on Death

In this open ing prov o ca tion, Freud and Heidegger make as ser tions which stand, prima fa cie, in ex treme op po si tion to one an other—with Derrida sit u ated, not sur pris ingly, some where in-be tween. But be tween what? What is the philo soph i cal sig nif i cance of the cog ni tive re la tion one stands in with re spect to one’s own death? Be tween (1) Heidegger’s as ser tion that hold...

An Evaluation of the Importance of Viktor Frankl for the Psychology of Religion

Since anthropology is key to understanding a psychological system, it is worth spending a little time on an overview of some of the key tenets of Frankl’s vision of man. In his work, Frankl presents a new, more complex and “well-developed anthropology” (Kimber, 2000, p.10) which goes to make up what we might term a “higher” view of man. This stands in stark contrast to the anthropological assum...

Ka I Pun , Martin Steffen , and Volker Stolz I SBN 82 - 7368 - 366

Deadlocks are a common error in programs with lock-based concurrency and are hard to avoid or even to detect. One way for deadlock prevention is to statically analyze the program code to spot sources of potential deadlocks. Often static approaches try to confirm that the lock-taking adheres to a given order, or, better, to infer that such an order exists. Such an order precludes situations of c...

Ka I Pun , Martin Steffen , and Volker Stolz I SBN 82 - 7368 - 385 - 0 I SSN 0806 - 3036 November 2012

Deadlocks are a common problem in programs with lock-based concurrency and are hard to avoid or even to detect. One way for deadlock prevention is to statically analyse the program code to spot sources of potential deadlocks. We reduce the problem of deadlock checking to race checking, another prominent concurrency-related error for which good (static) checking tools exist. The transformation u...