Abstract This paper discusses a philosophical approach to dream interpretation based on the daseinsanalytic concept of Alice Holzhey, a concept that uses psychoanalytic thinking in the light of existential philosophy. Based on this concept, I consider the generally acknowledged finding that moods play a highly important role for our dreaming in an existential-philosophical view. Martin Heidegger claims that moods confront us with our own being, especially the fundamental “philosophical” mood that he calls Angst. Angst refers to the uncanny experience of being confronted with unfathomable conditions of the human existence. It is a consternating experience beyond every understanding. Assuming that in dreams, as in moods, we are concerned with issues of emotional significance concerning our own being, I claim Angst to be the essential factor for our dreaming. Usually, however, it remains hidden in some other mood, for example in the mood of fear. What makes dreams interesting, puzzling, amazing or terrifying, is their hinting at Angst. With three examples I hope to make clear my thesis that all dreams focus on certain fundamental issues concerning a person’s own existence, meaning issues determined by Angst.

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焦虑是我们所有梦想中最重要的关注因素

摘要 本文基于 Alice Holzhey 的此在分析概念，讨论了一种解释梦的哲学方法，该概念在存在哲学的角度使用精神分析思维。基于这个概念，我考虑了普遍公认的发现，即在存在主义哲学的观点中，情绪对我们的做梦起着非常重要的作用。马丁海德格尔声称情绪与我们自己的存在面对我们，特别是他称之为焦虑的基本“哲学”情绪。焦虑是指面对人类存在的深不可测的条件时的不可思议的体验。这是一种令人震惊的经历，超出了所有人的理解。假设在梦中，就像在情绪中一样，我们关心的是关于我们自己的情感意义的问题，我声称焦虑是我们做梦的必要因素。然而，它通常隐藏在其他某种情绪中，例如恐惧情绪。使梦变得有趣、令人费解、惊人或可怕的，是它们对焦虑的暗示。我希望通过三个例子来阐明我的论点，即所有的梦都集中在有关一个人自身存在的某些基本问题上，即由焦虑决定的问题。