The human being, the paradox of existence and emotion

This research focuses on analyzing the structure of consciousness and the structure of existence, and understanding the governing relationships between them. To address the subject, it poses two fundamental questions; the first is the question of existence; or the possibility of human perception of the meaning of his self-existence and the truth of universal existence. The second question is the question of feeling; or the relationship between human self-awareness and universal existence, and the impact of the human's historical consciousness process on changing his intellectual and social reality, and on determining his fate. This research — by answering these two basic questions in human life — aims to demonstrate the expanding scope of human awareness beyond the limits of systematic thinking that is manifested in the realm of rational logic. The book offers the reader an effort; aiming to present a comprehensive vision of the meaning of human existence, the structure of consciousness and thought, and the theoretical and historical conditions for the emergence of a civilizational act that today appears to be entirely absent from the Arab reality. A dialectical book that focuses on analyzing the structure of consciousness and the structure of existence, and understanding the governing relationships between them. A book that explores the story of human presence and absence, in his existence and non-existence, in his individual awareness, collective awareness, and human awareness, and the impact of forms of consciousness on the movement of history, the formation of societies, and the rise of civilizations. The process of consciousness in the dialectics of values and actions is the subject of the journey of existence, and our joint journey through the pages of "Human and the Dialectic of Existence and Feeling."