This inquiry reveals the phenomenon of feeling afraid in nursing, highlighting its impact on human experience and knowledge.
This study adopted the humanbecoming concept inventing model to explore the phenomenon of feeling afraid. Through simultaneously immersing with explicit-tacit knowings, exploring with pattern preferences, and explicating with pondering possibles, the author unveiled the now-truth of feeling afraid as paralyzing hesitation arising with daunting uncertainties of dissociating affiliations . This now-truth was shapeshifted into an ingenuous proclamation, articulated within the language of the humanbecoming paradigm. The final declaration portrayed feeling afraid as languaging the originating of connecting-separating , with Edvard Munch’s The Scream (1893) as the chosen artform. This inventive inquiry enriches nursing knowledge by deepening understanding of feeling afraid as a universal humanuniverse living experience.
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