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War as an Existential Challenge: Existential Fear

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War serves as a unique existential challenge, shaping identity and moral values during crisis.
The research highlights that fear can mobilize internal resources or incapacitate belief in life's values.
The study employs existentialist principles, particularly 'limit situations', to understand the impact of war.
Temporal gaps during war fracture personal subjectivity and create a complex experience of fear.

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This analysis reveals how war impacts self-identity and moral values through existential fear.

Serhii Poradiuk (2025) studied this question.

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