The Humanbecoming Concept Inventing Model: Feeling Overwhelmed

Paradox: A Living Rhythm in Humanbecoming

The author explores Parse's postulate of paradox within the humanbecoming paradigm and connects it to extant works in nursing.

The Humanbecoming Concept Inventing Model: Having Courage

The scholar birthed a unique idea of the universal humanuniverse living experience of having courage using the humanbecoming concept inventing model. Very few studies have explored the phenomenon of courage. This concept inventing emerged with the now-truth, having courage is intentional risking with commitment to the cherished arising with opportunities-restrictions. With the artform, by Andrea Fidler, the scholar articulated an ingenuous proclamation in the language of the humanbecoming paradigm; having courage is powering the valuing of enabling-limiting. This scholarly conceptualization of having courage will advance the unique nursing body of knowledge and is the prelude to the Parsesciencing inquiry on having courage.

The Scholar's Prelude

The author in this article reflects on the importance of conceptual analysis, explores predominant conceptual analysis methods in the discipline of nursing, and connects it to ideas within musical composition.

Discovering Ideas

This article explores creativity and innovation through the lens of dispositional realism, a psycho-socio-cultural perspective, a Japanese fable, and the humanbecoming paradigm perspective. New ideas are presented on the understanding of creativity and innovation, feeling overwhelmed, suffering, and living dignity.

Freedom and Humanbecoming

Freedom, one of the four postulates of the humanbecoming paradigm, is the focus of this article. Freedom is explored from a humanbecoming perspective and from the existential/phenomenological perspectives of Heidegger and Sartre.