ADVINCULA, Iaraci. The being-in-the-world-with-the-others and the ego’s life disturbing experiences. Interações []. 2002, 7, 14, pp.11-34. ISSN 1413-2907.

This paper focuses the human condition as a being-in-the-world from the perspective of “ego’s life disturbing experience”, conception developed by the author herself. Heidegger’s theory of anguish as a foundation of the notion of Dasein - or men’s mode of being - is worked on throughout the article. The clinical experiences of the author are the ground for the initial questions, and a text extracted from literature is used to analyze family relationship as a background for the evidence of existence’s hazardous. The psychoanalytic propositions of Donald Winnicott are utilized as part of the theoretical framework that supports the understanding of human’s psyche. As a conclusion it’s assumed the proposition that an “intermediate area” is proper of human condition.

: Egos life disturbing experiences; Being-in-the-world; Human condition; Clinical experiences; Family relationship.

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