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In the course of shifting his conception of anxiety from anxiety as a product of impacted libido to anxiety as a signal of danger, Freud introduced the idea of danger-situation. Drawing on Heidegger's philosophy, the author argues that Freud's concept of danger-situation can be contextualized in a manner that renders it highly relevant for an intersubjective-systems perspective on the analysis of resistance.